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Real Estate Interior Website Landing page
Beautiful Spaces Deserve Exceptional Digital Experiences.
Introducing Flowfy — an architecture and interior design website crafted to bring spaces, stories, and functionality together.
The Challenge Architecture websites need to balance striking visuals with clear navigation and meaningful storytelling without overwhelming visitors.
The Solution I explored an editorial-inspired layout with immersive architectural imagery, refined typography, warm neutral tones, and carefully structured sections to create a seamless browsing experience.
The Outcome A sophisticated digital presence that puts projects in the spotlight, communicates the studio’s identity, and guides visitors naturally through the experience.
Thoughtful design. Timeless spaces. Meaningful experiences.
Designed with a focus on visual storytelling, usability, and a premium brand experience.
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Propora is a real estate brand built to feel confident, modern and trustworthy. I designed a complete visual identity that helps it stand out in a market full of safe blues and generic house icons.
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The logo mark is a bold, geometric "P" with a notch cut into its stem. It reads as a rooftop, a doorway and a forward arrow at once, suggesting property, access and progress. It is paired with a heavy, wide wordmark that feels strong and approachable.
Color and tone
Electric yellow-green brings energy and optimism, and makes the brand instantly recognizable.
Deep black adds authority and contrast, so the yellow always pops.
White keeps layouts clean and professional.
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Primary logo, icon mark and app icon
Color palette and typography guidelines
Business cards and stationery
Employee ID badges and lanyards
Branded packaging tape
Mobile app icon and home screen mockup
Social and marketing visuals
The result
A flexible, high-contrast identity that works across print, digital and physical touchpoints, and gives Propora a distinctive presence from a business card to a phone screen.
Tools: Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, Figma, Corel Draw
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Wow, I love the design and the color combination. Amazing work 😍
Spaces that feel like nature.
I kept coming back to one question on this concept: does a furniture brand feel more premium in low light or in daylight? So I built both.
The warm version sells atmosphere. The light version sells the product. Both use the same type scale and the same circular motif holding a landscape behind the piece.
Still undecided. Which would you ship?
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Daylight