Jessica Lan Interiorismo
A brand world for a Mexico City interior designer: an editorial studio site and Buka Home, its in-house furniture and decor store, sharing one warm visual language.
- Client
- Jessica Lan Interiorismo
- Year
- 2025
- Role
- UI/UX design, Web design, Art direction
- Stack
- Figma
Jessica Lan Interiorismo is an interior design studio in Mexico City with two faces: the practice itself, and Buka Home, the curated store where clients can buy the pieces behind the work. The brief was to make both feel like one world, not a studio site bolted onto a shop.
The answer was a single warm, editorial palette — deep browns, cream, and a serif voice — anchored on photography. The umbrella landing routes visitors to three doors: the studio, the store, and “Shop the Look,” the bridge between inspiration and purchase.
Buka Home, the store side
Buka Home reuses the studio’s language for commerce: category tiles shot like still lifes, a best-sellers rail, and product pages that keep the calm, gallery-like spacing instead of the dense grids most furniture stores default to. The point of sale never breaks the mood the studio set.
