The house
Every site is live.
These are not mockups. Open a frame, move through the pages, book a
chair, read a menu. If you want one for your business, start from the
trade that is closest to yours.
All
Beauty
Outdoor
Grooming
Sport
Hospitality
Floral
01
Elara Atelier
A private nail studio in Thornton Park. Couture type, a lookbook you
can tilt, a set builder, and a calendar that only shows chairs
that are still open.
Home, portfolio, set builder, booking
Custom cursor, grain, cinematic hero
Designed sets carry into the appointment notes
Open live site
02
Vale Grounds
West Orlando lawn care that looks like a crew, not a salon.
Before-and-after work, a satellite yard estimate, and a book for
the week.
Home, work archive, estimate, booking
Industry-true type and photography
Draw a yard on the map to price by area
Open live site
03
Marlowe House
Private barbering in Ivanhoe Village. Dark wood, brass, a visit composer,
and chairs that never show as taken.
Home, work, compose a visit, booking
Dark luxury system, no cartoon portraiture
The composed visit appears in the booking notes
Open live site
04
Tee It Up
A Dr. Phillips driving range. Facility-first, not a lifestyle
magazine. Bays, a session builder, and a seven-day book.
Home, range, session, booking
Daily hours, forest-and-white athletic system
Session choices persist into the reservation
Open live site
05
Linnea
A Winter Park cafe. Editorial menu, a room gallery, and no
appointments — because the business does not take them.
Home, menu, the room
Sticky menu categories and restaurant pricing
Walk-in copy instead of a false calendar
Open live site
06
Maison Solenne
A private florist in College Park. A vase that turns as you scroll,
a cuttings list, and visits by appointment — not a shop cart.
Home, cuttings, visit
Scroll-scrubbed bouquet on the hero
Copy that changes with each cutting
Open live site