Studio portfolio website
Form & Habitat Interiors
A photo-led website for a fictional interior design studio in Kenya that feels like a curated studio, not a template.
- Industry
- Interior design
- Year
- 2026
- Services
- Art direction, Web design, Next.js development, Consultation form
- Stack
- Next.js 16, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Vercel
- Live site
- Visit
The challenge
The site had to feel premium but approachable, show off the work, and turn visitors into consultation enquiries, with large photography everywhere and no cost to speed.
It also had to stay honest: the studio and its projects are fictional, so nothing could pass as a real client, testimonial, award or contact detail.
The approach
Each homepage section uses a different structure so the page reads like an editorial spread: an asymmetric project grid, services as a numbered list beside a sticky photo, and a five-stage process timeline.
Projects are structured data with their own named colour palettes, so adding one is a data change, not a design job. The archive filters by category, and one native-dialog lightbox serves both the projects and a 26-photo gallery.
Every project is clearly labelled, the testimonial list ships empty, and the enquiry form says plainly when nothing was sent.
The result
- Lighthouse accessibility, best practices and SEO
- 100
- Automated browser checks passing
- 148
- Cumulative layout shift
- 0
Next project
Meridian Business Advisory
Corporate website
Let’s build something that works.
Tell us what you’re building. We’ll reply within 24 business hours with clear next steps.