Interior design · Full-home renovation
Nivaas
Interior design studio · isometric room picker
A full-home interior studio site where the hero room is dressed, stripped back to its shell and rebuilt as the visitor scrolls, backed by four isometric rooms you can pick from.
What it had to do.
Interior studios show finished rooms and hide the work; renovation firms show the work and hide the taste. The brief was one site that earns trust with both, without asking the visitor to read a process diagram.
The decisions behind it.
- A light, warm palette — bone, oak and sage with a single apricot accent — against oversized grotesque headlines
- The renovation story told by the model itself: dressed, stripped, rebuilt, then lifted into a plan view
- Four isometric cutaway rooms as the entry point, so visitors choose a room rather than a service
- Procedural geometry throughout, so an experience this dense still ships without a model download
Signature interaction
A living room that undresses and rebuilds itself
Scroll drives one fixed room: furniture fades out and site kit arrives, surfaces return to bare screed, then finishes and furniture drop back in piece by piece before the ceiling dissolves for a doll's-house view. The room cards turn on hover, and a drag handle wipes between the stripped and finished drawing of the same space.
On a phone
Usable before anything loads.
On phones the camera widens, the copy panels become full-width cards and the room cards go two-up. Reduced-motion visitors get immediate transitions, and every claim on the page remains readable as HTML.
