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Designs

Six landing looks, five listing looks, five contact looks. Pick per surface, preview with your own content, change your mind whenever.

Each design tab shows a rail of designs as small sketches, plus a Custom card at the end. Clicking one saves it immediately — there is no separate save.

Each card has its own Preview, which shows that design with your real content without changing what is live.

The landing designs

AtelierQuiet, editorial, restrained
EstateClassic and formal
FolioPortfolio-forward, the work first
SalonA gallery wall of photographs around a central plate, with listings styled like museum labels
VitrineA sticky full-height panel painted in your primary colour, listings scrolling beside it
CustomComposed block by block. Signature

Vitrine reads your brand colour and picks the ink that stays legible on it, so it works whether your primary is near-black or pale gold.

The listing designs

The design every listing page wears:

SignatureThe original — balanced and quiet
PenthouseDark, cinematic
ManorClassicist, columns and plates
LedgerA masthead and a specification table
VerandaEditorial bands
CustomComposed block by block. Signature

One choice covers every listing. Individual listings do not each pick a look — that is what keeps a portfolio looking like one portfolio.

The contact designs

Card, Split, Panorama, Letterhead, Atrium, or Custom. All five carry a real enquiry form that files a contact in your book.

The contact page is live whenever your site is published.

Mixing them

The three surfaces are independent on purpose. A bright Salon landing page above dark Penthouse listing pages is a legitimate, and rather good, combination.

Asking Elle

Put my site on Salon.

Switch the listing pages to Penthouse.

She can also change the tone and rewrite the copy on a custom composition. On a fixed design she will tell you the section edits do not apply rather than silently switching your design.

Previewing

Website → Preview renders the saved site. Individual design cards preview that design without saving.

Preview is the right way to look at your own site before publishing — the public address deliberately returns “not found” until you publish.