I really like websites that deal with architecture or furniture design. It always feels like the web designer tries to emote the things the company designs within the website design itself. I like how the products and designers are changed out with Masonry – but still seem to stay on the same page.
“Terre di Atanor is a collection of design products, made in Italy, that you can buy directly online.”
Submitted by: Gummy Industries
Role: Designer & Developer
Twitter: @gummyindustries
I really like websites that deal with architecture or furniture design. It always feels like the web designer tries to emote the things the company designs within the website design itself. I like how the products and designers are changed out with Masonry – but still seem to stay on the same page.
“Terre di Atanor is a collection of design products, made in Italy, that you can buy directly online.”
Submitted by: Gummy Industries
Role: Designer & Developer
Twitter: @gummyindustries
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