Business website · 2026

Arianna Yeung Design

An editorial website and content dashboard for an interior design studio that builds calm, collected rooms around furniture with a past.

Type: Business website
Status: Client project
Built with: Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Supabase, Vercel
Live site: Visit ariannayeungdesign.com ↗

Arianna Yeung Design homepage: the headline “Kept. Collected. Lived in.” over a warm, wood-panelled living room with a city view.

Overview

Arianna Yeung Design is an interior design studio whose work starts from what a client already owns: a walnut sideboard, a pair of old lamps, a rug worn soft in the middle. I designed and built the studio's website and the private dashboard Arianna uses to run it.

Challenge

An emerging studio has a strong point of view and a growing body of work. The site had to communicate that taste in the first few seconds, explain the services plainly, and make it easy to add each new project as it's completed.

Approach

The visual language borrows from the studio's own materials: a warm espresso-and-linen palette, a high-contrast serif with swash capitals, and a running list of materials — walnut, aged brass, lime plaster, oxblood velvet. Projects are presented as design boards with floor plans and finishes, the way the studio presents them to clients.

Solution

A public site with a home page, services, a project gallery with full project pages, an about page and a consultation form, plus a sign-in-protected dashboard where Arianna adds and edits projects and services, updates her About page, uploads images and restores anything deleted by mistake. Content and images are stored in Supabase.

Screens

“How we help” section with three cream service cards — Room Refresh, Whole-Home Interiors and Vintage Sourcing — on an espresso background. — Services — edited from the dashboard

“Notes from the rooms” section showing a project design board with a living room render, floor plan and material swatches. — Selected work — projects shown as design boards

“Design with a history” section introducing the studio beside a portrait of Arianna and a project collage. — About the studio

Contact page headed “Tell us about your room” with a consultation form and direct email address. — Consultation request

Homepage on a phone with the headline over a softened living-room photo. — Mobile — home

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