Four industries. Four design languages. One studio.

Each case is a complete brand world — typography, motion, photography, and the small things that make a website feel like it belongs to that industry. Built end-to-end, including the design system, by Exporado. Open any case to step inside the brand.

04 Live cases
~10 days Avg build per case
100% Designed in-house

A studio that doesn't speak one design language.

// Pick a world. Step inside.

Case 01 / 03
Architecture

Søl Studio — in the slow language of stone.

A Copenhagen practice known for residential work in raw concrete, oiled timber, and full-height glass. The brief: a website that feels less like a portfolio and more like walking through a finished building. Long fades, deliberate captions, no fluff.

Cinematic full-bleed Sticky captions Cross-fade scroll Editorial type
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Case 02 / 03
Fashion

Maison Verre — S/S '26, drawn from sea glass.

A Parisian atelier launching its first ready-to-wear capsule. The site had to feel like turning the pages of a hardcover lookbook — generous whitespace, garments held still, color emerging slowly. Built for buyers, editors, and the founder's mother.

Sticky-scroll reveals Parallax garments Color-shift transitions Serif typography
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Case 03 / 04
Motorsport

Apex Velocity — racing telemetry, public-facing.

An independent racing team in Modena that wanted its sponsor-facing site to feel like the inside of the pit wall. Horizontal scroll, live-style telemetry callouts, video on every section. The marketing department asked for "fast." We delivered "fast on purpose."

Horizontal scroll Embedded video Telemetry callouts Kinetic typography
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Case 04 / 04
Heritage Craft · Hand-turned toys

Bidiraka & Co. — toys turned by hand, coloured by friction.

A third-generation Channapatna karkhana that has turned hale-mara wood since 1953. The brief: a site that doesn't apologise for being from somewhere — saturated Mysore yellow, vermillion borders, kolam-cornered temple panels, Kannada and Devanagari at display size. The page is built around three things you won't find on an Etsy template: a five-stage process strip (wood → seasoning → turning → lacquer → polish), a framed product triptych on indigo, and a closing plate that earns its sentiment by putting a child's hand on it.

Temple-panel frames Five-stage process Kannada + Devanagari Mysore palace palette
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These are not templates. Each case was designed top-to-bottom for its industry. If you want a site that feels like it could only belong to your business — that's the conversation to have.