Architecture & interiors / Website design
Shibori.
Space for a distinct point of view.
Shibori
Website design & development
Studio identity & project discovery

01 / What came to us
Give an architectural practice a distinctive home.
Shibori’s website presents an interior design and architectural consultancy through its services, room inspiration and project collection. The supplied screenshots document the design created for the studio.
02 / The design challenge
Show the spaces. Express the studio.
A project portfolio needs visual richness, but visitors also need to understand what the practice offers. The design connects a recognizable identity with clear service and project journeys.
03 / Our response
Warm spaces, with a confident point of view.
Cream backgrounds, violet typography and orange accents frame a collage of interiors. The project directory gives each space a name, location and category, while service cards explain the practice’s residential and commercial work.
Lead with the character of the work
Interior details and a distinctive colour palette establish the studio before the visitor enters the collection.
Give the projects context
Project names, locations and categories help the imagery communicate more than appearance alone.

04 / Inside the experience
A collection with room for context.
The directory pairs architectural photography with concise project information. Visitors can scan the work visually while understanding the different spaces represented.
A closer look / Mobile
The same character.
A different canvas.
The mobile homepage arranges the studio message, call to action and imagery in a vertical sequence.

05 / What we delivered
A studio identity carried through the experience.
The delivered design connects the homepage, project directory and services across desktop and mobile. These supplied captures preserve that version of the website; the client subsequently changed its site.
Website by MonoKrome. Brand and business content belongs to Shibori.
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