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Wooden — Furniture E-Commerce Landing Page (UI Design)
A Figma landing page design for a modern furniture brand.
Serif headlines paired with clean sans-serif body text give it a crafted, premium feel while keeping prices and CTAs easy to scan. Warm neutral palette (cream, tan, charcoal) reflects the product itself instead of a stark white template.
Key layout choices: asymmetric hero (copy + CTA left, full-bleed lifestyle photo right) so the photography sells the product; a consistent product-card pattern to reduce decision fatigue; a dark footer for contrast and a clean end point.
Deliverable: full desktop design, dev-ready for React/Next.js or WordPress/Elementor build.
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