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Dirgha M
• 4h
New concept: a landing page for Atelier Forma, an architecture and interiors studio.
The brief I set myself was to make the site feel like the spaces the studio would build: quiet, warm, and built around light.
A few decisions I’m happy with:
Toupe brown and cream instead of black and white.
The alternating sections give the page rhythm without needing dividers or heavy contrast.
The selected work is an index (name, city, year, size) rather than a card grid.
It reads like the contents page of a monograph and keeps attention on the featured project.
Sketches and floor plans sit next to the finished rooms. It shows the studio’s process without needing to describe it.
Full project on
Behance:https://www.behance.net/gallery/258090325/Atelier-Forma-Quiet-Rooms-Lasting-Light
#webdesign #landingpage #figma #architecture
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Samuel M
• 4h
Love the decision to use an index layout instead of standard card grids! It mirrors the Editorial/Monograph aesthetic perfectly and gives the selected works a far more premium, high-end feel. Beautiful work on the tone and spatial rhythm!
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Tran Tien Van
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• 3h
Putting the sketches and floor plans next to the finished rooms is the detail that sold it for me. It shows the process without a single line of copy. How does the project index behave on mobile? Four columns (name, city, year, size) usually need a rethink on narrow screens.
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