Websitefor Humestic
A website project in architecture & interior, delivered by DeveloperLook.
Project sheet
About the project
DeveloperLook designed and built the Humestic website for a creative studio focused on interior design and architecture. The site presents Humestic as a high-end studio that balances creativity with function, using clean lines, open layouts, and a neutral palette.
Humestic is a creative studio working in interior design and architecture. It presents itself as a high-end brand that puts the client first and gives equal weight to how a space looks and how it works. The website's job was to carry those principles, creativity first, to people planning a new home, office, or commercial space.
The homepage opens with an oversized "Interior Designer" headline and the promise of spaces that reflect each client's personality. It then covers the studio's close way of working with clients and its 4 design principles: creativity, aesthetics, timelessness, and functionality. Services, an expandable project showcase, and The Design Corner blog follow, and a scrolling "Start a project" band anchors the footer.
A dedicated services page explains furniture design, architectural design, interior design, and project management, then walks through a 4-step process from initial consultation to final walk-through. Other screens show selected work sorted by discipline, team profiles, a pricing section with Basic and Premium plans, and contact details. The pages were laid out for desktop, tablet, and phone. Beyond the website, the gallery carries the green Humestic mark onto signage, business cards, a billboard, and social posts.
Challenge and solution
The challenge
As one of many interior design studios in a competitive market, it also had to stand out. The site had to show the studio's creativity while staying easy for every visitor to navigate.
Our solution
We gave the visual identity a modern, refined look with clean lines, spacious layouts, and a neutral palette lifted by a single green accent. Large type, room for photography, and clear navigation let the studio's work set the tone while visitors reach services, projects, and pricing quickly.
What we built
An oversized Interior Designer headline sits beside an arched staircase photo. Below it, the line Designing Spaces to Reflect Your Unique Personality sets the tone, with a contact link close at hand.
Creativity, aesthetics, timelessness, and functionality appear as the studio's 4 principles beside a dark interior photo. The section speaks to anyone redesigning a home, office, or commercial space.
A services page covers furniture design, architectural design, interior design, and project management. It then lays out 4 process steps: initial consultation, design concept, construction, and final walk-through.
The homepage showcase lists work such as Stage of Mind and Futuristic One in rows that open to a description and photo. A selected work carousel sorts projects by discipline.
Design Solutions for Every Budget shows Basic and Premium plans with their included items. Service tabs change the plans shown, so visitors can compare options before starting a project.
Profiles introduce the founder, creative director, principal designer, lead designer, and construction consultant. They put names, faces, and roles to the personal side of the brand.
A green H mark carries the site's refined, neutral look into print and social media. Wall signage, business cards, a billboard about luxury in simplicity, and social posts all share it.
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A website for a creative studio working in interior design and architecture. It covers a homepage, a services page with the design process, a project showcase, pricing plans, team profiles, The Design Corner blog, and contact details. Each screen has desktop, tablet, and phone layouts, and the gallery shows the brand applied to print and social media.
Through restraint and people. Clean lines, spacious layouts, and a neutral palette with one green accent give the site its high-end feel. The personal side comes from copy about spaces that reflect each client's personality and a section on working closely with clients. Team profiles put names and faces to the studio.
In 2 ways. The homepage showcase lists projects such as Stage of Mind, No Sense, and Futuristic One in rows that expand to show a description and a photo. A selected work carousel lets visitors switch between furniture design, project management, and architectural design, with a View detail button on each project.
Yes. A pricing section titled Design Solutions for Every Budget sets a Basic plan and a Premium plan side by side. Each one lists a price range and the services it includes. Tabs switch the plans between disciplines, and each plan ends with a Start a project button.
Yes. DeveloperLook designs and builds websites for interior design and architecture studios, like the one made for Humestic. We'd begin with your portfolio, your services, and the impression you want clients to leave with, then plan the layout, showcase, pricing, and contact path around them.
Saimul IslamFounder & CEO, DeveloperLookStill have questions?
Send a message or book a call with the team.
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