Considered objects & homeware
SILT / OBJECTS
03 / On a smaller screen
Same character. Smaller canvas.
Materials and visual hierarchy carry through to a mobile layout organized around reading and interaction.
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Project details
Project overview
The thinking behind the project
A tactile homeware boutique connecting ceramics, fragrance and everyday objects with product discovery and a considered shopping experience.
Small objects need photography and material information to reveal their differences. SILT links a quiet product grid with a separate editorial, balancing brand character and product discovery.
- Who this concept is for
- Homeware brands communicating materials and a maker’s perspective
- Industry
- Considered objects & homeware
- Scope
- Considered objects & homeware
- Project type
- Independent design & development concept
Strategy and design
Turning the brief into design decisions.
Warm stone, fine serif typography, rounded product cards and a charcoal editorial form a tactile visual identity.
What the project set out to address
- From material character to a personal collection
- Search and filter the objects, open material details, then compare selections and totals in the bag.
How we approached it
- Warm stone, fine serif typography, rounded product cards and a charcoal editorial form a tactile visual identity.
- Small objects need photography and material information to reveal their differences. SILT links a quiet product grid with a separate editorial, balancing brand character and product discovery.
Project scope
What we created for this concept
A tactile homeware boutique connecting ceramics, fragrance and everyday objects with product discovery and a considered shopping experience. A self-initiated concept by HUMAGENT LAB, developed from supplied visual references with its own brand, content and interactions. It is not a commissioned client project or an operating service.
- Brand and content direction
- Responsive web design
- Interactive prototype
- Case study and inquiry journey
An independent concept, not a client engagement or a performance claim. Products, prices and data are illustrative. A production project requires real operating information and system integrations.
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