An editorial home for a quiet luxury product
Website Designed and build for an acoustic partitioning company. Two audiences shared one site: architects drawn to the showroom, trade teams needing blueprints and specs. I routed the information architecture so neither had to wade through the other's content.
Overview
Acoustic partitioning is a spatial product. You feel it in a room. Savile Row Projects had photography that captured exactly that, and a site that put none of it to use.
The new site had two jobs: get architects and decision-makers into the London showroom, and serve the trade with downloadable blueprints and specs.
Web Design
Two audiences, one site, neither wading through the other
Two user types shared one site: aspirational for architects and decision-makers, functional for the trade. I routed the information architecture so neither audience had to wade through the other's content.
The design is editorial-grade: typography, hierarchy and pacing built to put the photography at the forefront. Mobile was treated as a first-class surface, not a fallback.
Everything was designed in Figma, signed off, then built.
Web design
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