Alejandro Edo
Graphic designer crafting brands, visuals and websites.
Meet Atrium Studio, my latest Framer template for architects, interior designers, and modular home studios.
Bold typography, generous whitespace, and immersive photography create an editorial feel that gives each project room to stand out. Dedicated garden room pages and a CMS project portfolio let you share the spaces you create and the thinking behind them.
Designed for desktop, tablet, and mobile, with reusable components and customizable colors and typography.
Take a closer look at Atrium (https://atrium-architecture.framer.website), or make it your own (https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/atrium-studio/).
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Turn up the heat. 🌶️🔥
BRASA is a bold hot sauce brand built around heat, flavour and character. Inspired by Latin American food culture, its identity combines expressive typography, vibrant colour and playful organic forms to create a visual language that feels energetic, contemporary and unapologetic.
From packaging and art direction to campaign graphics, merchandise, digital applications and retail space, every touchpoint belongs to one cohesive system designed to stand out, on the shelf and beyond it.
Which flavour would you try first: Clásica, Macha, Verde or Ahumada?
Brand identity, packaging and art direction for BRASA.
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Meet Alisio, my latest Framer template for renewable energy and sustainability businesses.
Deep greens, warm neutrals, bold typography, and a bright lime accent give it a distinctive visual identity. Dedicated service pages, CMS project case studies, and an insights blog help businesses explain what they do and showcase their work.
Designed for desktop, tablet, and mobile, with reusable components and subtle motion throughout.
Take a closer look at Aliso (https://aliso.framer.website), or make it your own (https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/alisio-energy/).
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When your hands are in darkroom chemicals, you can’t pick up the phone. Your clients should still be able to book.
That’s the problem I set out to solve for Cámara Oscura Lab, a one-person analog photography studio in Poblenou, Barcelona. The owner shoots and develops everything himself, so a simple “Can I book a session?” can turn into missed calls and messages between shoots.
I built a booking experience in Lovable that takes clients from that first question to a confirmed appointment. They choose a Portrait, Editorial or Event session, set the number of people, add lighting or wardrobe extras, and see the price update as they go. The calendar shows open slots, accounts for the full session duration and darkroom hours, and highlights golden-hour light.
The owner gets a studio panel with upcoming sessions in list and calendar views, today’s bookings highlighted, and quick actions to mark a session completed or cancelled. It’s designed to make managing the schedule possible in the few minutes between shoots.
The visual direction follows the same brief: film, texture and a slower pace, built around how this studio actually works.
From “Can I book?” to “You’re booked,” without the back-and-forth.
Explore the project: https://camlab.lovable.app/
@Lovable #lovablechallenge
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