Web design for Landscape & Design Studios
A frame worthy of the work inside it.
When your product is taste, your website is a work sample before it's a marketing tool. Prospective clients read every margin, typeface, and transition as evidence of how you'd treat their project.
We designed with that bar for a Los Angeles landscape architecture studio featured in Architectural Digest, California Home + Design, and Milieu — full-bleed photography, categorized project galleries, and press placed exactly where a commissioning client's eye will land.
The discipline is restraint. The site recedes; the gardens, buildings, and interiors do the talking. That's harder than it sounds, and it's precisely the skill design clients are hiring.
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Galleries that breathe
Projects organized by category and shown large, uncrowded, and in order.
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Quiet typography
An editorial system that reads like a monograph, never like a sales page.
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Press as positioning
AD features and publication credits placed where they settle the credibility question.
04
Serious inquiries only
A consultation flow that gently qualifies projects without interrogating prospects.
Landscape & Design Studios work
See the proof.
Landscape & Design Studios — good questions
No — images are served responsively, each visitor gets the right resolution automatically, and full-bleed pages still load fast on a phone.