Case study · 02

Still House.

An editorial website for an architecture and interiors practice. Considered typography, generous space, and a clear path into the work.

Sector: Architecture & interiors
Services: Digital art directionEditorial designWeb design & development
Deliverables: Art direction & image treatmentEditorial page systemResponsive website

still house / architecture

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STILL HOUSEArchitecture & interiors

A considered way of living.

Architecture & interiors · 01

Room to be.

Architecture shaped around the everyday.
Spaces that give more, by asking for less.

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A quiet contemporary home with natural materials and a view into the landscape — THE ART OF LIVING SIMPLYLight. Material. Place.

Our perspective

Less noise.
More meaning.

We imagine homes with a quiet presence. A dialogue between natural light, honest materials and the people who live within them.

From the first sketch to the smallest detail, our approach brings architecture and interiors into one considered whole.

A study in light, shelter and connection. Rooms gather around an open courtyard, allowing the landscape to become part of everyday life.

Residential
Architecture & interiors

From the whole to the detail

Architecture

Thoughtful spaces, rooted in their surroundings.

Interiors

Materials and details that feel quietly at home.

Creative direction

A clear vision, carried through every decision.

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The brief

Still House designs homes with a quiet presence: natural light, honest materials, nothing added for show. Their website needed to feel the same way.

Practices like theirs often bury the work beneath menus, sliders and long service lists. The brief was to let the architecture speak first and make it easy for the right client to get in touch.

Spaces that give more,
by asking for less.

The approach

We treated the site like a printed monograph. A large, calm serif carries the headlines, set against a restrained palette of stone, paper and charcoal.

Navigation was reduced to three decisions: see the work, understand the approach, start a conversation. Projects read as short essays on light, material and place rather than as galleries.

Photography is given room to breathe, with consistent crops and pacing so every page feels like part of one considered whole.

The result

A quieter, more confident website that reflects how the practice works, and gives prospective clients a clear, unhurried route from first impression to first conversation.

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