A responsive Framer website for Crambry, a New York millwork studio specializing in custom kitchens, cabinetry, and architectural interiors.

Overview Crambry is a New York millwork studio creating custom kitchens, cabinetry, built-ins, and architectural interiors.

I developed the website in Framer with a focus on responsive behavior, reusable components, subtle motion, and a flexible portfolio experience that could be maintained by the client after launch.

The Challenge The site combines an editorial layout, large-format imagery, sticky elements, and an interactive Projects section.

The main challenge was making the experience work consistently across desktop, laptop, tablet, and mobile while supporting different image quantities, orientations, and compositions for each project.

The Solution I built the site as a modular Framer system with:

Responsive layouts across four breakpoints

Reusable Navigation, Projects, and Footer components

Custom project gallery with separate desktop and mobile behavior

Flexible portrait and landscape imagery

Smooth image and project transitions

Responsive typography, spacing, and sticky elements

Inquiry form integration

Subtle interactions and motion

The Projects section went through several refinements to handle real content reliably, including image sizing, gallery states, project switching, and responsive overflow.

Handoff I also prepared walkthrough videos covering content editing, spacing, responsive settings, component variants, and project gallery management so the client could update the site independently.

Result A polished, responsive Framer website that puts Crambry’s work at the center while giving the team a flexible system for managing and expanding the portfolio.

Role Framer Development · Responsive Development · Component Architecture · Interactions · Forms · Client Handoff