The showroom — plates I–VIII

Six live builds. Six completely different worlds.

Every viewport below is the actual build running inside its own browser environment — not a static mockup. Scroll through and the page re-inks to each build's own palette. Flip any one to a phone to watch it reflow, because that's how your customers arrive.

jump to: Sweet Lena Glam Celestique Nova Optimist
PL. I · 52.52°N

Some Like It Sweet

Pâtisserie e-commerce · Berlin
somelikeitsweet.berlin/cakes live

Vintage buttercream palette, hand-piped cake carousel, WhatsApp-style ordering. Warm and confectionery — nothing here looks like the next plate.

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PL. II · 52.52°N

Lena Brandt

Freelance portfolio · Berlin
lenabrandt.de live

German-language freelancer site — heavy grotesque type, zero radius, high contrast. Sells with typography instead of imagery.

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PL. III · 41.00°N

Glam Studio

Jewelry e-commerce · Istanbul
glamstudio.com · TR / EN live

Full bilingual store — shop, product, cart, about, contact — with a live TRY/EUR currency switch and a green-and-gold boutique identity. The largest build in the room.

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PL. IV · 41.00°N

Celestique

Fine jewelry · Relics for the living
celestique.com live

A museum catalogue disguised as a store — Marcellus display type, ivory-and-gold vitrines, hairline rules. Jewelry presented as relics, not products.

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PL. V · 52.52°N

Nova

Dermatology & aesthetic medicine · Berlin
nova-berlin.de · EN / DE / TR live

Clinical monochrome — one typeface, near-black on ivory, nothing decorative. Trilingual (EN/DE/TR) with a step-by-step booking wizard and before/after case work.

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PL. VI · editorial

The Optimist

Digital broadsheet · Good-news dispatch
theoptimist.press · Issue No. 14 live

A newspaper drawn entirely in CSS — the cover art is code, no photography. Scroll-driven parallax, filterable dispatches, and a sort that ranks stories by optimism points.

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