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Aruna. Manufacturing Procurement System
An interface study exploring how procurement software can stay operationally dense without becoming visually overwhelming.
Aruna gives manufacturing teams a clearer view of purchasing commitments, supplier performance, delivery risks, approval states, and overall procurement activity.
The visual direction is intentionally restrained: strong information hierarchy, compact data presentation, attention-based status semantics, and subtle industrial motifs inspired by manufacturing environments.
The goal was simple:
Design something with enough character to feel intentional, but grounded enough to feel production-ready.
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Simple, refined, and very well executed.
NUVO Furniture — Sculptural Furniture E-commerce Concept 🪑✨
NUVO is a contemporary furniture website concept built around one idea: let the product become the experience.
At the center of the concept is Plush Bold — an expressive statement chair designed to feel more like a sculptural object than traditional furniture.
The visual direction combines oversized typography, generous negative space, tactile product imagery, and a warm yellow accent to give the chair room to stand out while keeping the interface clean and editorial.
Special attention was given to:
• a product-first hero composition that makes the chair the main visual focus;
• oversized typography that interacts with the product rather than simply sitting around it;
• minimal navigation and supporting content to keep attention on the collection;
• strong contrast between the clean interface, soft furniture texture, and natural grass environment;
• responsive mobile layouts that preserve the same visual hierarchy on smaller screens 📱;
• alternative product colorways that show how the system can adapt across a wider furniture collection;
• clear “Explore Collection” actions integrated without disrupting the editorial feel.
The result is a digital furniture experience that feels minimal, tactile, and expressive — giving a statement product enough space to make a statement of its own.
Looking to create a distinctive e-commerce experience for your furniture, interior, or lifestyle brand?
Let’s build something people want to explore — not just scroll through ✨
How did you approach adapting such an oversized composition for mobile?😍
Brand visuals for a SaaS brand I recently worked on.
For this project, I took a premium and minimalist approach, focusing on creating a visual system that feels modern, polished, and intentional without doing too much. The goal was to let the product and message breathe while using strong typography, clean layouts, subtle details, and refined visual elements to communicate trust and sophistication.
I wanted the final direction to feel like a SaaS brand that understands its audience, simple enough to be accessible, but distinctive enough to stand out in a crowded digital space.
The interaction between the visuals and typography is excellent.
