Heirlūm Design Co

Heirlūm Design Co

21 Apr 2016
block design Chattanooga clean Crisp Light Background minimal Realistic Elements responsive SVG Tennessee USA

I really dig the look and feel of this website layout. It has just the right amount of detail work and minimal approach to make me take a closer look. The off kilter layout is very original feeling too. Great work.

From the Designer:

We wanted this website to be super clean, while also inviting. The color scheme is not oft used, as it’s usually considered difficult to design using mossy green and a deep plum color. That’s what I really enjoyed about this project. It’s always fun to create functional designs with unexpected elements.

Submitted by: Karmon French
Twitter: @heirlumco
Role: Designer
Country: United States

I really dig the look and feel of this website layout. It has just the right amount of detail work and minimal approach to make me take a closer look. The off kilter layout is very original feeling too. Great work.

From the Designer:

We wanted this website to be super clean, while also inviting. The color scheme is not oft used, as it’s usually considered difficult to design using mossy green and a deep plum color. That’s what I really enjoyed about this project. It’s always fun to create functional designs with unexpected elements.

Submitted by: Karmon French
Twitter: @heirlumco
Role: Designer
Country: United States

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