Every business gets its own design — see for yourself.
Live client work and working concept prototypes — click any project to open the full site in a new tab.
“Before, all I had was a classified listing on OLX. Bartosz took care of everything — the domain, the texts, all the rest — and now I have a proper website I simply send to my customers.”Tomasz Ćwioro — M.K.T Transport i Roboty Ziemne
Renovation & interior fit-out — Berlin
Deep ink navy against warm plaster for a builder who works on call-out with no shopfront — the hero is a full-bleed site photograph, and a service-radius panel turns the missing address into “we come to you”.
Full flat renovation — Schöneberg, Berlin
Warm sand and deep forest green — instead of a promise, the hero hands over a numbered six-step renovation plan, so a gutted flat reads as one contact and one timeline.
Flower shop — Friedrichshain, Berlin
A flower-market editorial look — deep botanical greens, kraft-paper tags and reviews styled as bouquet gift cards — for the best-loved florist in the Kiez.
Barber shop — Friedrichshain, Berlin
Warm bone and deep pine green with brass — a photographic split hero and a price list kept like a ledger, for a 5.0★ barber on Proskauer Straße.
Interior fit-out — Berlin
Espresso brown lit with brass — the trades stack up the right-hand side as three labelled photo bands, and the headline sells the one thing this trade is really asked for: you say how it should look, we take care of the rest.
Barber shop — Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin
A letterpress poster in barber-pole red, white and navy — giant display type, a red-on-white price list and a polaroid wall for a 5.0★ barber shop.
Roof waterproofing & insulation — Berlin
Cool concrete and hi-vis chartreuse for a flat-roof specialist — the hero is a cross-section of a warm-roof build-up you can hover layer by layer, and the services are set as a tradesman's Leistungsverzeichnis.
Tattoo studio — Friedrichshain, Berlin
Ink-brutalist flash-sheet look: hard grid rules, stacked display type and a rotated 4.9★ stamp for a walk-in studio.
Yoga studio — Prenzlauer Berg
Calm, editorial design for a studio where you pay what you can afford.
Ski & bike shop — Wrocław
A dual-season design with a working summer/winter switch — one page that flips its palette, photos and price list the moment the snow falls.
Neighbourhood bakery — Friedrichshain, Berlin
Butter yellow with awning scallops and an oven-arch hero — for a three-shop Kiez bakery whose working day starts at five in the morning.
Car repair workshop — Berlin
Mid-tone graphite and safety amber for a Kfz-Meisterbetrieb — a workshop photograph cut on the diagonal by the page’s own hazard stripe, with a true-to-life HU inspection plaque stuck across the seam and the services set as a workshop docket with fixed prices.
All-day café — Berlin
Breakfast-table design: circular plate photography, delft blue and a menu that follows the day.
Café & mobile cocktail bar — Berlin
Bottle-green editorial for a hatch café: a typographic masthead over a full-width photo band, a day-timeline that hands the evening to the mobile bar, and a live open-now indicator.
Hair & beauty salon — Steglitz, Berlin
Soft blush and deep plum around an arched hero portrait — a bilingual salon page in German and Polish, with a self-hosted map that loads without calling Google.
Concept designs are working prototypes created for real local businesses, using licensed stock photography. The full build — with your photos, your colours and your content — happens on commission.