A look at an editorial product display section I designed and built for CERYSSÉ, combining produc...A look at an editorial product display section I designed and built for CERYSSÉ, combining produc...
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A look at an editorial product display section I designed and built for CERYSSÉ, combining product storytelling with a more immersive editorial layout.
A bold personal portfolio combining editorial design, 3D elements and modern web development to create a distinctive digital experience and showcase my work as a web developer.
A refined product landing page concept for a modern furniture brand, built around one statement piece
The design combines warm neutral tones, oversized typography, and editorial layouts to give the bar stool a premium, design-focused feel
Special attention was given to:
• Product-first composition
• Clean editorial typography
• Warm premium aesthetic
• Product details and features
• Video and 3D presentation
• Responsive mobile layout
The result is a simple, elegant experience that keeps the product at the center while giving the brand a distinctive visual character 🤎
So if you did not know I am a huge musical fan and I watched Killing Carmen in Vienna last year, a brand new musical reinterpretation of the Carmen opera by Volksoper.
However, after purchasing the official play brochure, I was quite disappointed. So as any logical person would do, by using the publicly available resources from their website, I decided to redesign the brochure.
My goal was to create a design that reflected the multilingual, dynamic, and contemporary spirit of the production which turns the informational brochure into a visual keepsake (which is the whole point of purchasing the brochures if you ask me!)
Be brutally honest with me which would you prefer to buy at the theater?