Lavishline is a modern interior design studio focused on curated, aesthetic-driven spaces. The goal was to design a landing experience that feels as intentional and refined as the spaces they create — moving away from generic agency layouts toward a more editorial, immersive structure.

Most interior studio websites rely on predictable sections and overly templated layouts.

The challenge was to:

Communicate premium positioning

Highlight visual storytelling

Maintain strong readability despite heavy imagery

Create hierarchy without overwhelming the user

The website needed to feel sophisticated, calm, and spatial — just like interior design itself.

Large, asymmetrical image compositions were used to reflect architectural balance and spatial harmony. Images lead the narrative instead of text blocks.

Bold, minimal headings combined with refined body text create a premium, design-magazine feel.

The color system was inspired by interior materials — beige, cream, and deep wine tones — to evoke warmth and luxury.

Instead of standard “About → Services → Testimonials” stacking, the layout flows like a portfolio narrative:

Hero with spatial imagery

Studio philosophy

Service focus

Design categories

Project highlights

Testimonials

This creates rhythm and visual breathing space.

The final result is a refined, modern landing page that positions Lavishline as a premium interior design brand while maintaining usability and visual clarity.