Check out the live website here 👉 https://hidden-gallery.co.uk/

Hidden Gallery is the digital home of a London-based interior design studio working across high-end residential and commercial projects in the UK and India. The site is a refined, editorial portfolio built in Framer — designed to let the studio’s interiors-led work take centre stage. A warm, restrained palette of stone, soft green-grey and off-white is punctuated by a Burnt Rose (#7F4241) accent, paired with elegant typography and generous white space. The result is a calm, modern and slick “home decoration” feel: understated, tactile and quietly luxurious. Photography-led layouts, smooth micro-interactions and subtle page transitions give the site a polished, gallery-like browsing experience, while responsive behaviour, accessible text sizing and optimised WebP imagery keep it fast and usable across devices.

The homepage opens with a spacious hero and a tightly curated selection of three featured projects — A Country House, An Ambassador’s Residence and A Family Home — each linking through to its full case study. Rather than crowding the page, the layout uses generous breathing room and a simple, confident hierarchy to mirror the studio’s design ethos. Warm neutral backgrounds, restrained navigation and carefully sized imagery create an immediate sense of quality. The homepage was rebuilt from the ground up to fix template issues around fixed widths, responsive behaviour and tiny text sizes, with recreated navigation and footer components, button micro-interactions and a subtle page transition animation.

The Projects index presents the studio’s body of work as a clean, visual grid, with unused or retired projects (such as City Retreat) hidden from view. Each project detail page follows a consistent case-study structure: a strong lead image, the project title, a short descriptive line in the Burnt Rose accent colour, and a full-width gallery with a click-to-open lightbox. This allows each project to accommodate all of its relevant imagery — from architecture and interiors to bespoke furniture details — without compromising the layout. A matching Bespoke page extends the same case-study template to showcase the studio’s furniture and craftsmanship, keeping the whole site visually coherent. All imagery was upscaled, sharpened, compressed and converted to WebP for better performance.

The Enquiry page keeps things simple and direct: a clean form with clearly structured options for Project Type, Preferred Start and Indicative Budget. The layout stays close to the original template structure but is fully responsive and easy to maintain. The form options are straightforward to edit in Framer — simply click into the option field and add or update choices in the right-hand panel — so the studio can adjust project categories, timelines and budget ranges as their workflow evolves.

The About Us page introduces the people and philosophy behind Hidden Gallery, tracing the studio’s journey from London’s St John’s Wood High Street to a furniture export business in India and back to the UK. The copy was refined to blend the studio’s original story with new narrative details, while the layout stays image-led and personal. A considered balance of portrait photography, text and white space gives the page a warm, human tone that sits naturally alongside the project pages — reinforcing the studio’s blend of interior design expertise, craftsmanship and sourcing from India and beyond.

Check out the live website here 👉 https://hidden-gallery.co.uk/