Horst is not only a festival, but an ever-changing space occupying Asiat Park in Vilvoorde. The site connects their full programme across spaces, artists, events and editorial, built with ticket-release traffic spikes and a mobile-first audience in mind.

XRDS is a two-day festival curated by Fuse, tucked under the highways in Parc des Étangs in Brussels, with three stages and over fifty artists. The site holds that programme in one place: the timetable is built from the CMS rather than a downloadable PDF, the artwork animates on arrival and then sits behind everything as you browse, and a music player runs alongside without interrupting navigation.

Studio Artes is a wellness resort in Zurich opening in 2027. A generic booking platform would not have fit the brand, so in collaboration with a back-end specialist we built a custom booking flow with a credit system and Stripe payments, to match the luxury of the experience in person.

Rather than three separate sites, we opted for one unified website creating a clear sense of family across the brands. Immersive imagery leads, with a nod to their strong social presence: hold the screen to pause, like an Instagram story.

Ongoing partnership with Terrane Group, building the web presence for Convene Hospitality Group and two of its NYC venue brands. The Aperture and The Mallory each have their own site, built on a shared Webflow library so assets and design elements stay in sync across the portfolio.

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 people even arrived at the festival.

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

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

E-commerce shop for Antwerp-based fashion brand Four Times One. Modular components let the site shift look and structure with each new launch.

E-commerce shop 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.

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. For Vrints-Kolsteren Editions, the page name slides subtly from the navigation into the logo.

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

The Slow Company is the parent brand behind Studio Artes and Neighbor, rooted in the principles of slow living. We wanted to bring these brands together and build a space that could grow as new ones join. We kept the website simple by design and let the imagery lead. The animations were kept minimal, calm and intentional.

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.