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Lumora — Interior Design Website Concept
What happens when interior design meets a clean, editorial digital experience?
I designed Lumora, a modern interior design website concept focused on creating a premium yet approachable experience for discovering spaces and design services.
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How much does it actually cost to be a designer? 👀
I did the math on my yearly essentials:
🎨 Adobe — $172/year
🌐 Internet — $25/month
🤖 Claude — $200/year
☁️ Google Drive — $50/year
🍎 Apple storage — $9.99/month
✨ Contra — $29/month
Typography, mockups and other assets are project-dependent, so I only buy them when needed.
I also use ChatGPT, Figma and Notion without paid subscriptions.
That puts my basic yearly setup at around $843.
And that's before the coffee. ☕️
What does your designer setup cost you?
It’s so crazyyyy
Web3 platform: Web design, Branding, Illustrations
A messenger, a browser, and a wallet, built around one idea: that people should own their conversations and their data. The visuals reflect that split, where clean digital color for the system, and hand-drawn touches for the human note passed between two people, still the most private way to say something that matters.
Two skincare brands. Two completely different design directions.
Which one would make you stop scrolling? 👀
A - Editorial E-commerce
Bold typography, immersive product imagery, unconventional layout, and a fashion-forward visual language designed to make the brand feel premium and distinctive.
B - Minimal Skincare
Clean hierarchy, generous whitespace, strong messaging, and conversion-focused sections designed around trust, clarity, and action.
I’d love to know which direction you’d choose for a modern beauty brand.
👇 Vote below
A - Bold Editorial Commerce
B - Clean Conversion-Led UX
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Bold option is really strong and better to me because the title is clear, clear image and direction for the user’s eye. But the other option seems very busy and my eyes can’t handle it