An artful digital home.
A closer look.
An art shop needs to make room for two kinds of discovery: the first impression of a piece, and the details that help someone choose it. For Monalisa Buys Art, we designed a digital storefront that carries the brand’s expressive character into a clear browsing experience.
The published project shows the system across tablet and phone mockups, followed by screen recordings of the homepage and individual artwork pages. A compact header, generous artwork views and supporting thumbnails keep the collection at the centre of the experience.
- Project context
- Monalisa Buys Art
- Shared work
- Digital art storefront
Mobile interface design
Artwork browsing and product-page experience - Project source
- Monalisa’s original post
Character at the entrance.
The homepage pairs the brand’s pink dimensional wordmark with a quiet white interface. The expressive opening introduces the art brand; navigation, search and the shopping bag remain compact and familiar.
Give the artwork the attention.
A product page moves from the artwork itself to alternate views and information. The published recordings show how image thumbnails and room settings help a visitor inspect a piece before considering it for their space.
One system, different screens.
The presentation carries the same visual hierarchy across tablet and phone formats. These device mockups show the intended interface; the accompanying recordings document the storefront as presented in the studio’s project post.
PRESENTATION ARCHIVE / 07View the original presentation
Additional slides from the original posts, including presentation notes, divider cards and alternate crops. Project artwork appears in the story above.
Original UI/UX presentation
An art brand with a broad audience.
Monalisa Buys Art presents curated posters and art prints across classic and contemporary styles. Alongside individual buyers, its published offer serves architects and interior designers selecting artwork for residential, hospitality and commercial spaces.
Design work by Monalisa Design Studio. Project imagery supplied through the studio’s published Instagram portfolio.