Ben’s Vault is a digital archive of exclusive, high-value assets from rare timepieces and luxury automobiles to heirloom art, fine jewelry, and investment-grade properties.

More than a portfolio, it’s a curated window into a life of taste, intention, and legacy.

For this project, I designed and developed a polished, immersive experience using Framer and Lummi. One that captures both the richness of the collection of Ben and the restraint of refined luxury.

Each section was crafted to feel personal yet prestigious, turning a simple website into a story-driven asset vault.

Client: Ben

Role: Designer & Framer Developer

Tools: Framer, Figma, Lummi

The collection spans watches, cars, art, and real estate, all with different visual and contextual needs. Designing a system that felt cohesive yet gave each category space to shine was a key challenge.

Each asset carries significance, historically, personally, or financially. The design had to go beyond showing photos and instead tell quiet stories that hinted at legacy, exclusivity, and taste.

This wasn’t for the average viewer. The audience values restraint, elegance, and authenticity. Striking that balance, where nothing feels flashy but everything feels valuable, took deep visual research into luxury brands, experiences, and heritage portfolios.

Every visual decision had to carry weight. From type selection(which was a major pick back) to hover transitions, the goal was to evoke a sense of calm sophistication.

And for me, the biggest challenge? Making each page feel important without ever being loud.

The final site feels less like a portfolio and more like a digital exhibit, refined, respectful, and elegant.

Every design choice, spacing, color, motion etc. speaks directly to the expectations of a discerning, high-value audience.

The build allows easy expansion more assets, filters, even collection timelines...all within the same elegant structure.