/01 — Frenzy · Custom build · 2026
Impossible to ignore
A creative studio that needed to look as loud as its work — so we custom-coded a black, full-screen site that isn't afraid of a point of view.
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Proof, not promises.
A selection of recent builds, each designed around the one thing its owner needed the site to do — more inquiries, more bookings, more of the right clients. Hover any frame to walk the full page: the craft should hold from the first fold to the footer.
/02 — Pétale · Custom build · 2026
Let the cakes do the talking
A New York cake studio whose craft had outrun its old site. We built an image-led page that puts the photography first and lets the work set the pace.
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/03 — Oak & Furniture · Redesign · 2026
Put the work first
A furniture maker hiding finished pieces behind stock photos. We rebuilt the site to lead with the work and the rooms it's made for.
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/04 — Hale & Crow · Redesign · 2026
Walk in rough, walk out sharp
A 2019 template that read as closed for business — rebuilt as a walnut-and-brass site with scroll choreography and a booking form that fills chairs.
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/05 — AeroNest Homes · Custom build · 2026
Modular, made clear
A modular-home company with no real web presence — given a site that carries four home series and explains an unfamiliar build in plain terms.
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/06 — Osteria del Lago · Custom build · 2025
The evening starts online
A Distillery District osteria trading on handmade pasta — given a video-led site where the menu reads like the kitchen talks and a table is booked without a phone call.
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