Stluet Furniture

A bright and succinct e-commerce store for modern lighting, accessory, and accent furniture

Check it out yourself:

https://stluet.com

When featuring products that already have their own artistic attributes to show off, minimalism can be a web designer's best friend. Stluet is a perfect example of that; each product demands full attention from the viewer so they can visualize it as a piece in their own home. Since this was one of our most straightforward e-commerce builds, we took advantage of downloadable Wordpress themes that have pre-made styled elements we can just configure into what we want. Upon client request we installed the Depot theme by Mikado and went straight to work.

The goal of this site, from a navigation perspective, is to make whatever type of product the client is looking for easily reachable, while also promoting discovery - can't forget the cross sell! This is a very important thing to keep in mind, as we have to factor in scalability. Will what we built be alright with 10 products? 100? 1,000? OK, maybe once you get 1,000 products, you should probably consider something more robust than a simple WordPress website. But this website will definitely work for the 10s-to-100s range of products. This is why we organized products into organized into categories and subcategories that are accessible on the navigation bar. On the home page, we kept our introduction short and to the point - with a display for featured products in case the owner wants to put certain things on sale.

An all-white background, with striking black typography and company imagery

Ah, the simple elegance of a minimal homepage

A number of lighting and home furnishing products are displayed in a grid, with a product category/subcategory selector above them

Featured homepage products. Note the categories in the navbar

On the lighting page, divided into 'all', 'ceiling', 'table lamps', 'floor lamps', and 'wall sconces', three products are currently visible

Each category gets its own page, with a filter-by-subcategory feature

Since this is furniture we're dealing with, the pages for individual items have plenty of information on dimensions, weight, quantity in stock, additional images, and more. Purchasing is also extremely straightforward. Once visitors find something they like, they'll be able to add it to their cart and checkout swiftly.

A page for an individual product, with all the relevant details like product name, price, description, and image

See everything at a glance. No frills, no fluff. Just the important details, elegantly presented

A point-form product description stands on its own against a white background, when scrolling past the images on a product's page

Scrolling down on an individual product's page, we can see some more information, like a full description and product reviews

The shopping cart page contains everything you would expect to find, and no surprises. Information about the products in your cart, a button to continue shopping, and a button to proceed to checkout

And finally, the shopping cart. Order up!

In summary, we think Stluet Furniture's site will serve its owner and visitors well. And it gave us a chance to demonstrate that, while we also excel at creating custom content for the web, we are also capable of adapting existing templates and themes to meet the needs and desires of our clients.

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Liked what you saw up there? We can make it happen for you, too. and let's get started on that project of yours!