Work / Floral atelier

An interactive portfolio for a floral atelier

A portfolio website where visitors step into the studio, pick a bouquet from the shelf, turn it in 3D and learn about every flower in it.

Status: Prototype
Client: Floral atelier
Practices: Design · Software

A modelled flower studio with rows of 3D bouquets on wooden shelves and a pale green tiled counter. — The 3D atelier scene from the prototype.

Context

A boutique florist known for its signature arrangements. Its work was presented mainly through social media photos, which conveyed neither the atelier itself nor how each bouquet is composed.

Challenge

Show the craft behind each arrangement and make browsing feel like visiting the studio, while still leading to a simple enquiry or order.

Our role

We prepared the complete prototype before the first meeting: concept, interface design, the 3D scene and bouquet models, the catalogue structure and the enquiry flow.

Key decisions

Start the visit at the entrance of a modelled studio, with bouquets placed on shelves, the counter and the floor.
Reconstruct bouquets as 3D models from real photographs, so each flower can be selected and explained.
Keep a conventional catalogue alongside the 3D scene for quick browsing and less powerful devices.
End every path in a direct enquiry or an existing delivery channel.

Close view of 3D bouquets of hydrangeas, sunflowers and wild flowers in glass vases on a shelf. — Every bouquet is a separate model the visitor can pick up and turn.

What we delivered

A navigable 3D atelier scene
Rotatable bouquet models with selectable flowers
Flower cards explaining each variety and its role in the arrangement
Catalogue, product pages and enquiry flow
Responsive layouts for phone and desktop

Outside the scope

Prepared as a first-meeting prototype: prices and assortment were examples, not a live shop.

Production hosting, content editing and order integration were not part of the prototype.