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Design Objects Store

An online store for designer objects that feels like a gallery and sells like a shop.

Client: Name TBD
Industry: Retail, interior
Role: UX/UI designer
Year: 2026
Visual direction: Contemporary, commercial
Services: UX, Visual design, Design system, Front end

Concept

Designer objects are bought for the story and the designer as much as for the function. The store pairs gallery-like presentation with a fast, familiar shopping flow, so inspiration never gets in the way of the purchase.

Challenge

Visitors browsed but didn’t buy: product pages lacked scale and materials, filters didn’t match how people search, and checkout on mobile took too many steps.

Product pages that answer “how big, what material, who made it”
Browsing by room, designer, and material, not only by category
A shorter mobile checkout

Structure

Home: new arrivals and edits

01Catalog with filters
02Product page
03Designers
04Edits: curated collections
05Cart and checkout

Visual system

Typefaces

Archivo ExpandedDisplayABCDEFGHIJKLM abcdefghijklm 0123456789

ArchivoText, prices, UIABCDEFGHIJKLM abcdefghijklm 0123456789

Palette

Gallery#F8F6F2
Ink#121212
Oat#E8DFD2
Sage#DFE4E1
Walnut#A8714A

Grid

12 col · product grid 3 / 2 / 1

Key pages

Product pageStudio shots plus an in-room photo for scale, dimensions on a drawing, materials, and the designer’s story.

Catalog and filtersFilters by room, designer, material, and price, with results updating instantly and the grid density adjustable.

CheckoutOne page on mobile, express payment first, delivery cost visible before the last step.

Then and now

OriginalRefresh 2026

Shopping flow and filters keep their logic; the visual moves from a generic shop to a gallery-grade presentation.

Results at launch

+XX%: add-to-cart rate
+XX%: checkout completion on mobile
+XX%: average order value

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