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E-commerce redesign for an interior & furniture company
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This project focuses on designing a modern and premium real estate landing page that delivers both visual elegance and functional clarity.
The goal was to create a high-end digital experience where users can easily explore properties, understand services, and take action without friction. Instead of relying on heavy card-based layouts, the design follows a clean, open structure with generous spacing, large imagery, and refined typography to create a more sophisticated and trustworthy feel.
The interface is built around a warm luxury color palette, combining soft neutrals with gold accents to reflect a premium real estate brand identity. Every section is intentionally designed to guide users — from property discovery to inquiry — in a seamless and intuitive way.
🔶 What I focused on:
Creating a clean, non-cluttered layout for better readability
Designing a premium visual hierarchy using typography and spacing
Building trust through structured sections (stats, services, FAQ)
Enhancing user flow from browsing to conversion
Using modern UI elements like pill-shaped buttons and soft shadows
🔶 Ideal for:
Real estate agencies, property startups, and luxury housing brands looking to elevate their online presence and improve user engagement.
Amazing job
New to posting in Contra! Breaking the ice with a Brand Identity Battle ⚔️
A furniture startup, Korven, recently hired us to build their visual world. Their mission? High-end, sculptural wooden furniture (starting with these Noguchi-esque coffee tables) at an attainable price point ($180–$200 USD). They’re launching with coffee tables but have a roadmap to expand into side tables and full architectural wood elements.
The Dilemma:
We’re split on the visual strategy. Bold, geometric and authoritative vs rounded, modern and tactile.
The Question:
When a product looks like a $2,000 sculpture but costs $200, which identity builds more trust?
👇 Vote A or B. If the answer is "Neither," tell us why. Be brutal!
24 voted
51%
23 voted
49%
47 votes
Closed
Great work, and welcome to the community.
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