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Luxury Real Estate — Concept

A private-residence platform where property discovery — not a marketing pitch — is the entire homepage, and one house can be walked through before anyone books a flight.

Casa del Faro at blue hour seen from the cove: white volumes stepped on a limestone cliff, windows lit warm, a stair cut down the rock to a jetty.

Private viewing

Casa del Faro, Mallorca

From the waterLiving roomPool terracePrincipal suite

01 / 05From the water

Arrive the way the house was meant to be seen

Casa del Faro has a road, but its front is the sea. From the cove the three white volumes step up the cliff, and the stair cut into the limestone is the only line connecting them to the water.

Setting
Private cove
Approach
By sea or stair
Faces
South, over open water
Concept — not a client project

Visual Direction

Cinematic but composed — a dark navy ground with a single warm brass accent, and every house shown at the same blue hour, lit from inside. The six residences are AI-generated concept renders, each with an exterior, an interior and its setting, and one of them, Casa del Faro, is also built as a 3D model that can be toured. The goal was a platform that reads as an advisory service, not a listings marketplace.

Cormorant Garamond in italic for every headline gives the brand a handwritten, personal register against Jost's plain geometric sans, which carries all filtering and listing UI.

Typography

Palette

Deep navy (#12181F) and warm ivory (#F1ECE3), with brass (#B08D57) reserved for the active filter state and price figures — the one color a visitor's eye should land on first.

The Listing Grid

Aurelia's residence cards: concept renders above each house's location, name, specs and price.

Layout Logic

Discovery comes before narrative: a filter bar sits directly under the headline, and the listing grid follows immediately — no scrolling past marketing copy to reach the actual inventory. Each card fixes the same hierarchy (location, name, specs, price), and each opens a residence page that keeps the same order: the house, the facts, the story, the rooms, a way to ask for a viewing.

Two interactions, each doing one job. Listing cards crossfade from the outside of a house to the inside on hover — the most expected luxury real-estate gesture, done plainly. And Casa del Faro has a private viewing: five stops along a route, the roof of each room lifting as the visitor reaches it, with a floor plan in the corner showing where they stand.

Interaction

Demonstrates

  • Inventory-heavy UI
  • Filtering interaction
  • Guided 3D walkthrough
  • Information hierarchy