STUDIO STUDY / 001Concept Project — Not Client Work
A considered online presence.
An in-house visual exploration for an imagined interiors website. A study in clear hierarchy, warm materials, and an inviting first impression. This is a design concept, not a completed client project.
- Focus
- Web design & development
- Project type
- Visual website exploration
- Status
- In-house exploration
/01Project overview
An idea worth
exploring.
The pictured interiors website is illustrative artwork. It is not a standalone working website, and ‘space & still.’ is an imagined name used within the study. No client, delivery, or business results are represented.
This case study explains the thinking behind a studio concept. It describes an exploration and possible next steps, without claiming client delivery or business results.
/02The question
The problem
being explored.
How might an interiors business present its point of view online without making visitors work to understand the offer? This study explores a calm first impression, a clear visual hierarchy, and a recognizable way into the content.
/03A proposed direction
Make the next
step clearer.
Give the opening page one clear idea: considered spaces that feel welcoming. Pair a concise headline with warm architectural forms, leaving enough space for the message to breathe.
For a future working site, that visual direction could develop into readable service information, a small selection of spaces, and a straightforward inquiry path. Those functional pages and forms are proposed, not part of this artwork.
/04Design & functionality
The details behind
the direction.
A clear distinction between what the preview illustrates and what a working version could include.
Illustrated here
A quiet visual hierarchy
A compact wordmark, short introductory line, and expressive serif headline give the illustrated page a clear reading order.
Illustrated here
Warm materials, without stock imagery
An original SVG architectural scene uses an arched opening, muted surfaces, and simple plant forms to suggest an interior.
Possible next step
A focused next step
The artwork suggests a path into the spaces. In a working website, navigation would lead to actual content and an inquiry form.
Possible next step
A considered mobile experience
The studio preview adapts to its container. A standalone interiors site would need its own responsive layouts and usability checks.
/05Behind this preview
The technical
approach.
These technologies describe the preview implemented on the Maragh Studio website. They do not imply that a separate client website or functional interiors application has been developed.
- React & TypeScript
- Render the studio’s reusable preview artwork and case-study components.
- CSS
- Style the miniature page, typography, spacing, and responsive preview composition.
- Inline SVG
- Draw the original architectural illustration without an external image request.
A good next step
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