Split product photography of a navy waffle robe and cream striped towel on wood; tidy left-set wordmark.
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Dark monochrome hero of black leather bags, partly veiled by a centered privacy-consent overlay.
Airy white space, restrained light nav, and a single large project photograph front and center.
Crisp white layout, a bold oversized sans-serif statement, and a horizontal filmstrip of projects.
Split-screen video hero with oversized serif labels—“projects” and “studio”—set over full-bleed footage.
Muted grey product-photo hero with a line-drawn floral crest and a ‘Join Us For Lunch’ reservation card.
Warm lifestyle photo of a couple with wine in garden chairs; script logo and ‘Refresh, relish and rejuvenate’.
Desktop + mobile reviewPale-grey minimal portfolio: name, discipline list and a ‘Selected work’ grid with a navy book mockup.
Desktop + mobile reviewWhite page traced with faint topographic lines, a plain-spoken bio and a grid of colorful project thumbnails.
Airy white hero with a witty serif line, ‘Live in your world, party in ours.’, and a thin ‘SCROLL’ cue.
Desktop + mobile reviewWarm peach page carrying a large serif studio statement, bilingual italic copy and a ‘Selected Works’ marker.
White storefront with stacked nav rows, a right-aligned ‘SIMONJAMES DESIGN.’ wordmark and B&W product tiles.
Serif studio statement on white above two contrasting project tiles — dark prints and orange 3D objects.
Split layout: white panel with vertical ‘Public Library’ text beside a moody silver-jacket studio portrait.
Split beach-at-dusk fashion editorial with an oversized serif ‘Proenza Schouler’ wordmark spanning both frames.
Deep blue-violet field with a translucent phytoplankton globe, white serif headline and a yellow search tab.
White page with a colored-word tagline on surf art and a whimsical jellyfish illustration; vertical ‘COTW’.
Dark ‘HP’ header over a white feed of user poems with author names and ‘Continue reading’ links.