Skørd needed a website that matched the quality of the spaces they design. A small Aarhus-based architecture and interior design studio working across residential and commercial projects. The existing options were generic and built for volume. Skørd needed something as considered as the work it represents.

We designed and built a full studio website in Framer. Ten pages covering every touchpoint a serious architecture practice needs — projects, journal, studio story, process, services, gallery, and contact. Two CMS collections managing projects and journal posts independently, each with their own detail page structure.

Every project detail page was built to go beyond the standard portfolio entry. Client name, project type, location, timeline, materials used, and construction company — all presented with the same attention to detail the studio brings to its builds. Four fully written journal posts explore the thinking behind the work. The copy across every page was written to sound like the studio itself. Unhurried, considered, and entirely without filler.

A studio website that does not look like a studio website. It looks like Skørd. Built for an architecture and interior design practice that understands the difference between a website that exists and one that works.

Framer, Figma