Case study

Plura Atelier

A bold landing page for a design and build atelier, with one call to action: talk to the team.

Overview

Plura Atelier is a design and build atelier offering architecture and interior design, 3D modelling, submission drawings, renovation and kitchen cabinets. The brief was a landing page built on its branding that markets its completed projects to its target clients.

Client
Plura Atelier
Services
Landing page UI/UX design (4 weeks), then development of the approved design
Industry
Design and build atelier
Type
Landing page
Pages
Single landing page
Status
Client project, designed and approved; not launched by the client

Design challenge

Introduce the company and every service, show completed work, and turn interest into enquiries. The page was designed around a single call to action: contact a Plura representative for an enquiry or a quotation.

Design direction

Poster-scale serif type (“Realize your”, “Hola Plura!”) on a soft sage gradient and charcoal, with dashed pill labels, a moving band of brand phrases and a circular badge that carries the services around the logo. Services run as alternating bands, with completed projects beside them.

  • Sage#93A29B
  • Linen#EAE0D7
  • Charcoal#444444

A high-contrast display serif at poster size, with a clean geometric sans for body text and labels.

The live site

This is the working site, running at desktop size. Scroll and click inside the frame, or open it in a new tab.

Key features

  • A poster for a hero

    Two words across the full width set the tone, with a quiet side menu for Historia, Works and Contact.

  • Services as bands

    Six services in alternating bands, with real completed projects beside architecture, 3D modelling and renovation.

  • One call to action

    Every path leads to “Hola Plura!”, the invitation to chat with the team about a project or a quote.

Final result

After research on the brand, two design directions were presented; the client chose one, and it was refined through feedback before handoff. The site was never launched, so Viberist has built the approved design as a working page, shown live below.

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