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Modular Interiors Website Concept
A modern website concept designed for a premium modular interiors and kitchen brand.
The design combines a clean editorial layout with warm neutral tones and strong imagery to create a sophisticated, high-end interior design experience.
The website features:
• Modular kitchen showcase
• Custom wardrobe solutions
• Design philosophy and process
• Service and product-focused sections
• Portfolio gallery with category filtering
• Project showcases
• Consultation-focused navigation
• Contact and enquiry sections
• Responsive experience across desktop, tablet, and mobile
The overall direction was built around premium presentation, clarity, and visual storytelling, allowing the brand's spaces and projects to remain the focus.
🌐 Live website: https://modulainteriordesigner.rrpventures.com/
This is a sample website concept created to demonstrate how a interiors brand can present its work and services online.
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The booking flow includes an interactive 3D tattoo placement system, allowing clients to choose body type, skin tone and body area, then position, scale and rotate the selected tattoo before booking.
This replaces part of the placement conversation that would normally happen through messages.
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FULLY RESPONSIVE
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DEMO
UNTITLED is a functional demo built for the Lovable Challenge.
Payments are simulated and the data is session-based so the full experience can be tested repeatedly, but the core product logic is fully interactive across both Client and Artist views.
BUILT WITH LOVABLE
I built UNTITLED entirely in Lovable, from the client-facing website to the booking logic, 3D placement experience and artist dashboard.
I also applied to the Lovable Partner Program during the challenge and I’m now officially a Lovable Partner!
Live website: https://untitledamsterdam.lovable.app/
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