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Homah Studio is an interior design website focused on calm, purposeful living spaces. The layout highlights their philosophy through clear storytelling, curated project showcases, and thoughtful use of whitespace to let each space speak for itself.
The visual style leans toward warm minimalism—soft neutral tones, natural textures, and elegant typography—creating a timeless and inviting digital experience that reflects the studio’s approach to form, light, and intentional design.
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Really nice visual direction — the contrast + atmosphere feel very polished.
From a UX perspective, I especially like how the onboarding screen feels calm instead of “system heavy”. Curious — was the goal more emotional branding or conversion optimization?
Super work
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