Selling a $2M penthouse in one month. One afternoon, a client came to us with this

Selling a $2M penthouse in one month. One afternoon, a client came to us with thisSelling a $2M penthouse in one month. One afternoon, a client came to us with this

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Carolina Loya

• May 22

Selling a $2M penthouse in one month.

One afternoon, a client came to us with this challenge. We had just delivered her first content calendar and finished setting up her new profiles — her brand barely existed, but her exclusive on the property lasted only one month.

We activated her existing client database, but conversion rates were low. We needed an express strategy to reach a small group of highly qualified people — fast.

We didn't want to be invasive. So we created two exclusive evenings instead.

With the help of a private banking co-host and an invited gallery, we got access to qualified candidates from their UHNWI portfolio and their most loyal collectors.

A wine tasting inspired by the art collection inside the penthouse — moving through each room, each piece. Canapés. Ten brilliant minds sharing conversation.

The penthouse sold. So did 2 paintings from the exhibition.

It wasn't a sales event. It was an experience built around two of our buyer persona's deepest interests.

The bank offered a private experience that built trust and loyalty — at no cost to them. The gallery got a new exhibition space in front of highly qualified prospects. Everyone walked away with something.

One weekend. Two evenings. A result no paid campaign would have achieved in that timeframe.

This is what happens when you stop thinking in channels and start thinking in people.

In my work, I don't design campaigns. I design the contexts where important decisions get made comfortably.

Sometimes that's a wine tasting. Sometimes it's something entirely different.

Nukhba khan

• Jun 8

I create professional and eye-catching advertisement designs using Canva for social media, businesses, brands, and marketing campaigns. My designs are visually appealing, brand-focused, and optimized to attract attention, increase engagement, and deliver clear marketing messages. I can design Facebook ads, Instagram posts, banners, promotional flyers, story ads, and other marketing materials tailored to your needs.

Graphic Design Canva Design Social Content Design Canva

amr ahmed

• Jun 8

Well done. The project shows good creativity and careful execution.

Lotte Frieda

• 2d

The client was a growing streetwear and fashion label with a strong aesthetic vision but a website that failed to communicate it. Their existing online storefront felt generic ... a basic template with no personality, poor visual hierarchy, and no clear path to purchase. Visitors were landing on the page and leaving immediately because the design didn't reflect the premium, editorial quality of the clothing. The brand was losing potential customers at the very first touchpoint, and the lack of a seasonal campaign section meant new collection drops went unnoticed. They needed a website that didn't just list products... it needed to sell a lifestyle.

I designed and built a full fashion e-commerce landing page in Framer that merged editorial storytelling with e-commerce functionality. The page opens with a bold, full-bleed hero section featuring a high-impact model photograph, a commanding headline, and a prominent shop CTA — immediately establishing the brand's tone. Below the fold, I created a spring collection spotlight with a dark contrast panel and promo CTA to drive urgency, followed by a featured brands section with a discount callout card to increase average order value. A product grid with clean cards, pricing, and sale badges was designed to guide shoppers toward purchase, while a fashion accessories section extended the browsing experience. The warm beige and gold palette, oversized typography, and generous whitespace gave the brand the premium boutique feel it deserved — without losing approachability.

The redesigned landing page gave the brand a cohesive, high-converting digital storefront that finally matched the quality of their clothing. The editorial hero section significantly reduced bounce rates by immediately capturing attention and communicating brand identity. The structured product grid and seasonal campaign section made it easy for returning customers to discover new drops and take action, while the strategic placement of discount callouts and sale badges created natural purchase urgency. The client reported stronger engagement from their social media traffic, with visitors spending more time on the page and the shop-now conversion path feeling intuitive across both mobile and desktop. The site now works as a full-time salesperson — visually compelling, easy to navigate, and built to grow with the brand.

UX Design Website CSS Framer

Gabriel G Framer

pro

• Jun 8

AI tools. BIIM platforms. EdTech launches. Social commerce infrastructure. 🌍 The briefs keep changing. The standard doesn't. Every one of these products needed to earn trust in under 8 seconds — with buyers who are skeptical, busy, and comparing three other options in the next tab. That's not a design challenge. That's a conversion challenge. And conversion challenges don't get solved by making things prettier. They get solved by making things clearer — faster — with every element doing exactly one job. Strategy before aesthetics. Architecture before visuals. Every time. ⚡ 500+ projects. 10+ countries. The bar doesn't drop. → Recent work at my profile.