Most interior design sites default to "beautiful," "elegant," "timeless" — words that could descr...Most interior design sites default to "beautiful," "elegant," "timeless" — words that could descr...
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Most interior design sites default to "beautiful," "elegant," "timeless" — words that could describe literally any studio.
So instead, for this concept ("Liora," a residential interior design studio), the headline leans into something more personal: interiors designed around how someone actually lives, not just how a room looks in a photo.
Built entirely in Framer, with the same care I try to put into every detail
Would love to hear what you think, and happy to talk shop if you're working on something similar.
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For me personally, an intro/loading screen is a must for every website I make.
Same with a subtle blur when opening a modal. Just blur, no dark overlay. It makes the site feel more premium imo.
Wdyt? What's your favorite detail on your own sites?