Design of the site for Maison Riondet, a specialist in antique jewellery, for the agency e-Biscus.
An Art Deco ring is not sold like a product: it is looked at. So the site lays down deep black backgrounds, fine serifs, gold rules, and lets macro photography take the full width before a single word is read.
The catalogue is organised by period, from the 18th to the 20th century, so you come in through style rather than through price. All the rest of the interface withdraws.
Other work
An AI dialer sold in motion, not in promises.
A CTO's portfolio, in black and in relief.
Sales performance demonstrated before it is sold.
A concierge service judged on what it does in your place.
A consulting firm that claims craft as its stance.
An Olympic finalist's coaching, told through sailing.
From the design through to the Webflow build.
Salomon's world trail running circuit, from the design to the JS.
A design approved in the browser, ready for production.
Refreshing the UI of Philippe Starck's site, without betraying it.
The mockups for a hotel designed by Philippe Starck.
A hotel site designed without mockups, straight in Webflow.