Joshua P. Design

Interior design is judged almost entirely on how the work looks, so the website has one job above all others: show the spaces at full strength without the interface talking over them. It also has to make a studio's range legible — office buildings, multifamily, hospitality, care environments — without turning the homepage into a list.

Lead with a single full-bleed space and let it hold the screen. Navigation stays quiet, the type carries the voice, and every project gets room to breathe rather than being packed into a dense grid. The studio's four-stage process is stated plainly so prospective clients understand how a project actually runs before they make contact.

A restrained serif for headings against small, wide-tracked sans-serif labels, on a warm off-white ground that keeps attention on the photography. Projects are laid out at varied scale so the eye moves through them, and the whole site is responsive down to phone width, where most enquiries arrive from.