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Check out this sleek and sophisticated landing page design I created for a luxury jewelry brand called "Luxury." The clean aesthetic and minimalist color scheme of beige, black, and white truly embody the high-end nature of the products. Bold typography and art deco-inspired elements add a touch of elegance to the design while highlighting the luxurious offerings of watches and jewelry. The layout focuses on product images, creating a seamless and luxurious user experience. #UIUXDesign #LuxuryJewelry #WebDesign

Creating jewelry often begins with a simple form, like a ribbon strip of gold-plated brass, and evolves into something else. My latest earring design reminded me of Ute Decker's iconic approach to #jewelry, where she considers her minimal and architectural rings as "hand sculptures." Her work beautifully balances spontaneity with meticulous #craftsmanship, where imperfections add to the uniqueness of the piece. In my process, similar inspirations from nature take shape through exploration and refinement. Each piece is designed to look unique, as the artisans would molded it by hand ensuring no two earrings are identical. Designing is a journey of discovery, where nature’s simplicity meets the innovation of #human touch and #creativity. --- I am a Jewelry and Leather Goods Designer | I help brands build standout products while exploring insights into craftsmanship and innovation.

🌟 What’s the meaning behind our name? Just like many entrepreneurs, we wanted to find the name that perfectly reflects our mission, but had to deal with the usual setbacks : domain availability, spelling issues, weird meanings in remote foreign languages, etc. After hours of brainstorming and with the brilliant help of Brand Brothers we came up with a name that encapsulates our vision of luxury : beautiful, circular, and empowering. ORNEST draws inspiration from "ornamentation"—to beautify, and empower, while the suffix "EST" adds intensity. Find out more about our name and identity below. What do you think of our story and design? Let us know! 💬

🌟 What’s the meaning behind our name? After countless brainstorming sessions and the creative brilliance of Brand Brothers, we crafted ORNEST, an identity that perfectly reflects our mission. From "ornamentation" to the symbolism of gold (or) and "nest," every detail speaks to our vision of luxury: beautiful, circular, and empowering. What do you think of our story and design? Let us know! 💬

Keep your eyes peeled because it’s over in a flash (literally!) 👀🌟 Excited to share some old (and very quick) snapshots of the visual identity for Studio 12, a fictional homeware/living brand who curate vintage furniture and handmade goods. It’s a collaboration between history and modernity, up cycling timeless pieces of furniture to find a new home in the present day. The visual identity focuses on the union of past and present, through combining typefaces, and implementing historic design silhouettes. #visualidentity #graphicdesign

De Castelli | Hard Couture  De Castelli infuses artisan ideas and workmanship into industrial processes, leading to entirely original results. The encounter with design inspires an approach to materials founded upon respect for their potential, be it hidden or obvious, which emerges slowly in a collection of pieces that, despite being part of a series, remain unique. Unique not only for the hand that has created them, but also for the singular cultural path that focuses on the aesthetic (and not just practical) value of the primordial material with which De Castelli shapes living spaces.

What makes a space well-designed isn't whether the tiles are Gucci or Versace, nor if your sister-in-law approves, or if it's what everyone else is doing—or even if it's something never seen before. In my opinion, good design emerges when there's a cohesive aesthetic that evokes a singular feeling upon entering the space. Whether it's modern or traditional, Japanese minimalism or Moroccan exoticism, rustic, French chateau or bohemian chic, a well-executed design creates a distinct vibe that resonates. That being said, different projects demand different design styles tailored to meet clients' specific needs. While many styles might not be appropriate for every project, personally, I find beauty in diverse styles when executed with precision and thoughtfulness. To quote king salmon “everything has a time in place “ applies to design styles as well. There’s a time in place in the style is done right it’s beautiful. #InteriorDesign #DesignAesthetics #ClientNeeds #Creativity #SpaceDesign #PersonalOpinion #DesignExcellence

MB collection, a beautiful printed saree at an affordable price would ideally combine style, comfort, and accessibility. Here's a detailed vision for such a saree: Fabric & Color: Fabric: The saree would be made from a soft, lightweight fabric like cotton, georgette, or chiffon. These materials are breathable, comfortable for long wear, and easy to maintain, which makes them more affordable while still looking elegant. Color Palette: The saree can come in a variety of beautiful color combinations. For example: Pastels like peach, blush pink, or light blue for a fresh, contemporary look. Vibrant shades such as royal blue, deep green, or maroon to make a bold statement. Floral Prints: Soft floral patterns in contrasting shades to add elegance, or even abstract patterns that are trendy yet timeless.

Fancy-shaped diamonds gained more popularity over the last few years and persist as a 2024 engagement ring trend! Emerald, pear and oval-shaped diamonds are stealing the show. These shapes’ elongated silhouettes flatter the hand and offer refined elegance and versatility in design. While ideal ratios are a matter of personal preference for fancy shapes, the proportions for attractive diamonds vary with the length the width ratios and the other proportions. They are more complex than round brilliants to evaluate and personal taste weighs heavily in the purchase decision: -Very long emerald-shaped diamonds are often thought to be more elegant. -Pear-shaped diamonds are frequently chosen for large diamonds, but a well-cut pear shape is attractive in all sizes. -Oval diamonds can be desirable with a broad range of faceting styles and length-to-width ratios. -Marquise-shaped diamonds have more limited length-to-width ratio’s since a long narrow cut can look lifeless and result in durability issues. TVD💎: https://lnkd.in/dwCeK4dv

Let’s rewind to when our team helped Richoux — an over-100-year-old tea room and patisserie — reinstate its status as London’s finest. It’s a prime example of a core belief of ours: reinventing yourself to adapt to the times doesn’t mean leaving everything behind. THE MISSION: Our challenge was to update the Art Deco styling to Art Nouveau to suit its period of inception. As it transitions from its Picadilly location to Soho, it needed a modernized rebrand to usher in its reinvention (while still honoring its storied history). THE IDENTITY: Our creative team developed a new wordmark, typography system, and iconic navy blue color palette to usher in the latest incarnation of the widely cherished London venue. The design's use of deep blue juxtaposed with an elegant cream background enhances the brand's upscale and refined image. The text is crisply printed in a minimalist style, with sharp contrasts that suggest clarity and precision. Design elements, like the stylized monogram, blend traditional motifs with a modern aesthetic, implying a connection to heritage while embracing contemporary elegance. The composition is clean, with a strong focus on readability, tailored for an audience that values classic elegance with a modern twist. See the full case study here: → https://bit.ly/3wMPxkT