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Designing Luxury for Royalty: How I Crafted a High-End Promotional Flyer for Palace Interiors (DM me for custom designs)
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I made this 30-second film for Launch in Seven’s new Business Idea to First Launch service. It shows an illustrative plant-care idea becoming a clear offer, a mobile-friendly page, an inquiry path and outreach drafts.
The $1,500 fixed package includes one offer brief, one responsive landing page, one connected inquiry form, three outreach drafts and one consolidated revision. Domain and hosting costs are separate. Scope, inputs and delivery date are agreed before we start.
Explore the package or message me with your idea and who it helps:
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Original illustrative example, not a client commission or sales result. Custom motion, generated imagery, narration and original music.
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Which color direction feels right for BELVEDERE ROMA?
I’m exploring two visual directions for BELVEDERE ROMA, a luxury Roman hotel identity inspired by classical art, architecture, and contemporary Italian hospitality.
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Burgundy is closer to Rome's own palette — porphyry, cardinal, terracotta — which is exactly why so much classical-luxury hotel work already lives there. The green is the less expected read, and in my experience it holds better against brass and warm lobby light, where burgundy...
Olma Hotel client Project Website preview
Instead of simply making a hotel website look beautiful, I focused on creating a design that helps visitors quickly understand:
Where they are staying → What they get → Why they should trust the hotel → How they can book.
I designed this hotel Website for Olma Hotel with one goal in mind: make the brand feel premium while making the booking journey simple and clear.
The design combines large architectural imagery, strong typography, spacious layouts, and carefully placed CTAs to create a visual experience that communicates comfort, trust, and luxury.
What I focused on:
— Premium first impression
— Clear hotel positioning
— Strong visual storytelling
— Easy-to-understand room & amenity sections
— Strategic booking CTAs
— Responsive-friendly layout structure
— Consistent luxury-focused visual language
A luxury hotel website should sell the experience before the guest even books.
This looks very attractive, but I feel like it will get more better if the blank spaces are not there, there are too many blanks spaces