Work / Web
Granite Laser
An editorial website and order flow for an Athens workshop that laser-engraves photographs into granite, marble and glass.
Fig. 01 · First screen
01Challenge
A craft built on memory and permanence, sold online to people who often order at a hard moment.
The work had to look as precise and calm as the engraving itself, and ordering a custom piece had to feel simple: choose a stone, add a photo and text, check, done.
02Approach
We set it like a quiet stone catalogue, numbered and unhurried.
Let the stone speak
Real engraved pieces carry the page, shot dark on light. Serif headings, numbered chapters and plate labels give it the feel of a printed catalogue.
Four steps to a custom piece
Choose the material, add photos and text, check the design, receive it. The process reads in one line, then the materials follow, each with its own texture and weight.
Answers before the questions
Materials, prices, delivery across Greece and photo uploads are answered on the page, so the order form is the next obvious step.
03Outcome
A website that treats every piece as permanent, and makes ordering one feel easy.
- materials: granite, marble, red granite, glass
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- steps from choice to delivery
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What shipped
- Editorial website
- Project gallery
- Materials catalogue
- Step-by-step order flow
- FAQ
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