Archime is an AI interior designer. You describe a room in plain words, and it hands back layouts, palettes, and furniture in seconds. I designed and built its landing page, one long scroll that has to sell a feeling, not a feature list. The goal was never to explain the model. It was to build a warm room you'd want to step into before you ever sign up.

Roles Brand Design · Design Engineer Design · Product Designer

Tools Figma · TanStack Start · NextJS · Framer Motion

Category SaaS · AI Product

Every AI tool looks like the same tool. Dark screens, neon gradients, glowing orbs, a robot voice. That look is fine for a code assistant. It's wrong for your living room. Someone redoing a bedroom on a Sunday isn't buying compute — they're chasing a feeling. A cold "AI product" page makes that feeling evaporate before the first click.

Say it. See it. The hero states the whole promise in four words over a moving room. You drop your email and you're in.

The style carousel. A living stack of design directions that scrolls on its own, so you feel the range before you read a word.

Sentence in, room out. A chat card that morphs a blank prompt into a real request — it shows how the tool works without a tour.

Questions, answered. A quiet FAQ that clears the last doubt: no experience needed, works with your furniture, free to start.

It shipped as a single, fast landing page, server-endered, fully responsive, animated end to end. Every section holds one idea, and the warm system never breaks across all nine of them. The result reads like a design studio, not a dev demo. It's an AI product you'd trust with your home.

The AI is the feature. The warmth is the brand. People don't fall for the model, they fall for the room.