These are concept builds, not client sites. They exist to push the studio further than a small business brief usually allows: scroll-scrubbed film, editorial layout, product heroes, the kind of detail an agency charges five figures for. Every business in them is invented. Open any of them on your phone; that is where they were built to be judged.
A launch page for a flying tourbillon. The calibre comes apart, part by part, as you scroll it.
Open → Car detailingA ceramic-coating studio. The wash plays out frame by frame under your thumb, dirty to finished.
Open → RestaurantSeasonal cooking over fire in the Cotswolds. Menu, ethos and booking, lit the way the room actually looks.
Open → Estate agencyFine homes sold quietly. The house moves from dusk into night while you read the page.
Open → Bespoke kitchensA three-person workshop, across several pages. Built around the drawing and the timber, not a showroom gallery.
Open → Property filmA forty-second drone flight over an estate, scrubbed by your scroll. Best on a laptop with the sound off.
Open → Property developmentFrom bare land to finished homes in one hero film.
Open → ProductA ceremonial-grade matcha hero. Switch the blend and the bowl, the tin and the foam all change with it.
Open → GymA strength gym in Manchester. One page, one hero, film behind the type.
Open → Coffee roasterA Bristol roastery hero. Warm, direct, built to sell bags.
Open →Two of the builds have a deliberately bad "before" version, the kind of site a real business often starts with. Open them side by side to see what the rebuild changes.