Hanna Stína
Project Description
A portfolio site for interior architect Hanna Stína. Her rooms are quiet and carefully held together, so the site is too. Big images, a lot of empty space, and no interface fighting the interiors for attention.
For most of her clients, the site is the first impression, so it had to work as a portfolio and a handshake at the same time. We kept the design restrained on purpose: large photography, slow pacing, and enough white space that each project can be looked at on its own. It runs on Astro, with GSAP and Three.js handling the interaction details, so the page stays light while still feeling like something you can touch.
- Industry
- Interior Architecture
- Deliverables
- Website, Brand Identity
- Timeline
- 8 weeks
- Scope
- Design, Development, Launch
Typography
Overused Grotesk carries almost everything: navigation, project titles, captions, body copy. It is neutral without being anonymous, and it does not pile another decorative layer on top of Hanna Stína's spatial work.
The site leans on large imagery and simple navigation, so the type mostly has to be dependable at any size. Medium and SemiBold give the headings enough weight that nothing else has to raise its voice.
Uppercase (26)
Lowercase (26)
Libre Caslon Condensed Italic is the one place the type is allowed any character. It turns up in single words and short phrases set against the grotesk, doing the job an accent colour would do in a louder identity.
Uppercase (26)
Lowercase (26)
Color Palette
Black Sheep
#250000
Plaster
#fef9f6
Limewash
#faedec
Three colours, picked to read as materials rather than as a UI kit. Black Sheep does the heavy lifting for contrast, with a deep oxblood tone that feels closer to clay or leather than pure black. Plaster and Limewash are the two warm off-whites everything sits on, close enough to read as one surface, which is what gives each project the gallery wall around it.
