Sea view
Dune Two
First floor, above the dunes. Morning light across the bed and a deep bath under the eaves.
- King bed
- Freestanding bath
- Window seat
- Sea view
Hypothetical brief
A twelve-room coastal house wants its website to feel like arriving — and to take bookings directly, without a clumsy third-party engine.
Design direction
Slow, campaign-like pacing. Warm sand and sea-glass tones, a serif set in italic for voice, generous negative space. Light that changes with the hour, so the site feels inhabited.
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- Category
- Hospitality / Digital experience
- Scope
- Campaign site, discovery, direct booking
- Platforms
- Desktop, tablet, mobile
- Status
- Concept — not a client project
Interface 01 — Discovery & room detail
Choose by feeling, not by filter grid.
Journey — Direct booking
Four quiet steps. Always reversible.
- 1. Dates
- 2. Guests
- 3. Details
- 4. Confirmed
October 2026Choose arrival
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Responsive
On a phone, the booking bar becomes the thumb’s first stop.
Light as navigationThe homepage palette follows the property’s local hour — a quiet signal that the house is real and lived in.
Room-first bookingGuests choose a room they love, then dates. The summary follows them through every step.
Integration-readyBuilt to sit on a property-management system for real availability, rates and payments.
Imagery planArt-directed coastal photography at dawn and dusk would replace the code-built compositions shown here.