LIV0HAUS is a concept website for an atelier that designs bespoke residences. Its clients are not browsing listings. They are choosing who will shape the place they live, so the site had to feel like the atelier itself: calm, exclusive and precise.
I developed the art direction in Figma and built the responsive site in Framer.
Hero section
The challenge
Quiet luxury. The brand had to feel premium without gold, glitter or noise.
Imagery first. Architecture sells itself, so layouts had to give the photographs room to lead.
A private door. High-end clients don't fill in generic forms. The path to contact had to feel like a personal invitation.
The idea
Treat the site like a printed monograph. A dark, warm palette, a serif-italic headline, "Crafting Luxury Spaces", and generous spacing that slows the visitor down.
The atelier
The about section tells the story of the studio and its way of working before showing any project.
About section
The work and the proof
Selected residences are presented in portfolio-led layouts, followed by client words that reinforce the experience of working with the atelier.
Portfolio and testimonials
Private enquiry
The page ends on one clear invitation: a private enquiry section that keeps the same calm tone as the rest of the site.
Private enquiry section
Built in Framer
Responsive for desktop, tablet and mobile, with interaction choices that keep attention on the imagery and content.
Concept note
All brand details, project names, statistics, awards, client names and testimonials shown are fictional and were created for this concept.
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A website for a residential atelier whose clients buy craft, not square meters. Warm dark palette, editorial serif type and a private enquiry path from the first screen.
