Ongoing collaboration with Horst Arts and Music Festival. Dynamic modular system that allows the team to create new pages and work on the ever changing website. Ongoing collaboration for festival and club seasons. Built with ticket-release traffic spikes and mobile-first audiences in mind.

Website for Studio Artes, a wellness resort opening in 2027. One of the main goals was to create a digital luxury experience, where a generic external booking platform would not have fit the brand. In collaboration with a back-end specialist, we built a custom booking flow with a credit system and Stripe payments, designed to feel like part of the experience.

Unified website for Osaka, Camino, and Tap Out. Three restaurants brought under one digital roof, with a clear sense of family across the brands. We kept immersive imagery as the focal point, and added a subtle nod to the restaurants' strong social presence: hold your thumb on the screen to pause, like an Instagram story.

Minimal website for design studio Vrints-Kolsteren. Their work is defined by colour and bold type, so we kept the site restrained in design and animation to let it breathe. On Vrints-Kolsteren Editions, the page name slides subtly from the navigation into the logo.

NYC based venues The Aperture and The Mallory. Two websites sharing one brand system that stays in sync.

E-commerce shop for Brussels-based jewelry brand Fleerackers. Modular components let the site shift look and structure with each new launch.

For each edition of Transit Festival we pushed the limits of what a single landing page can do. Phone tilt or cursor movement gave the page an interesting interaction, starting the experience before the festival even started.

Website for Doel Festival. Each edition featured a redesign on a stable foundation to keep things fresh, without rebuilding from scratch.

Website for skincare brand IOAN. A minimal aesthetic to complement the beautifully designed products, with a sun-rise animation in the header, a small nod to the tanning drops and sunscreen in the range.

Minimal website for Antwerp stylist Vincent van Laeken. Image-driven gallery view to browse through projects.

Website for Brussels Street Photography Festival. Modular system for the team to build out each edition with minimal help.

Website for designer Jordy Philips. His bold style is reflected in various animations refined for both cursor and touch devices and features a scroll-based gallery view.

Expressive maximalist E-commerce shop for Antwerp based shoe brand Adult Attire. Website features an immersive collage view to accentuate the designers view and attitude.

Minimal e-commerce shop for NYC-based marketplace BTWN HUMANS. We took the "between" literally: the page opens by splitting the logo to reveal the site behind it.