Laptop mockup showing the interior designer website

Interior Design Portfolio

Eka Papamichail

A portfolio website built to present architectural work clearly, stay easy to update, and let the photography lead.

Project Context

The brief was to make the website feel like an architectural visit, not a standard portfolio scroll.

The page is paced with breathing room and deliberate typography so the interface stays quiet while giving the client a strong digital presence.

Client

Eka Papamichail

Scope

Portfolio website, responsive build, art direction

Year

2025

Focus

Cinematic mood, editorial layout, high-clarity storytelling

Selected Frames

A few images from the client's portfolio are shown here to give you a sense of the work we were designing around. These interiors informed our visual direction — the palette, pacing, and photographic treatment of the website we built.

Warm wood interior with partitioned glass and staircase — The client's use of wood grain, glass partitions, and warm tones shaped our website palette.

Terracotta-toned architectural exterior with reflective glass — Geometric forms and reflective surfaces — the kind of restraint we echoed in the site's layout.

Minimal meeting room with daylight and clean furniture lines — The designer's minimal, daylit interiors guided our choice of clean typography and open whitespace.

Interior composition with layered materials and natural light — Layered textures and natural light in the client's work — qualities we wanted the site to honour.

Architectural detail with clean material transitions — Restrained tones and clean lines from the designer's portfolio that set the mood for the entire site.

Mobile Experience

The same editorial quality carries through to mobile.

Full-bleed photography, clear navigation, and confident typography on every screen size.

Mobile hero view with full-bleed kitchen photography and navigation — Hero Experience

Mobile portfolio grid showing project thumbnails overlaid on the hero — Project Navigation

Mobile press page featuring Forbes Woman, AW, and Goodlife magazine covers — Press & Recognition