A gallery that ships worldwide
An armchair designed in 1958, a glass chameleon from the Borowski studio, ceramics by Jaime Hayon. Nobody buys pieces like these the way they’d buy furniture from a catalog. Customers want to get to know the designer and the story behind the piece first. That’s why the product page feels more like a gallery than a store shelf: large photos, the designer’s story, and their other work right alongside.
Then comes the logistics. A store like this sells and ships functional art all over the world, with prices in euros, Swiss francs, and dollars, and shipping calculated for the customer’s country.
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How we work
We start by listening to how you talk about your designers, because that’s exactly the voice that needs to come through on the site. Then we build the paths people actually use to shop for pieces like these: by designer and brand, color, room, or occasion, since a big share of purchases are gifts. We add an editorial section with stories behind the designs, which sets the tone for the brand and performs well in Google. Finally, we tie in multi-currency payments and international shipping, so an order from Tokyo goes through as smoothly as one from Zurich.
Your vision, our technology
A piece that costs a few thousand dollars sells on emotion but gets bought on reason. That’s why, alongside beautiful photos, customers see the dimensions, materials, and the full price including shipping. Quick view lets them browse a collection without opening ten tabs. Gift cards and gift ideas sorted by recipient come to the rescue of last-minute shoppers looking for something special. And when a new collection drops, new arrivals and editor’s picks put it right in front of returning customers.
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