Take a closer look at this beautiful design list. All of them are inspired by nature. This kind of site looks pretty eco-friendly.
I always say – if You’ve got a great image, then 50% off the success is in your pocket. Most of them use a lot of elements which are modern now, like for instance:
– big images
– big icons (silhouette style)
– big fonts (serif fonts)
– a lot of white space (a lot of space to “breathe”)
– thin lines
– squarish boxes
– squarish buttons
– nice modern fonts
– responsive design
There is one word behind this list – SIMPLICITY.
Design no.1 – Shamballa Jewels
Design no.2 – Sjobygda
Design no.3 – EvoEnergy
Design no.4 – Welikesmall
Design no.5 – Olive
Design no.6 – Solasie
Design no.7 – Thomas Marine
Design no.8 – MartinsCosta
Design no.9 – Juliana Bicycles
Design no.10 – OwlConcept
Design no.11 – Rei1440project
Design no.12 – Pororoca
Design no.13 – Combadi
Design no.14 – FK Agency
Design no.15 – AERA
Design no.16 – Julie Lavergne
Design no.17 – Moonrise Kingdom
Design no.18 – EnergyTrust
Design no.19 – PocoPeople
Design no.20 – The Style Junkies
Design no.21 – The Most Perfect View
Design no.22 – Hellohikimori
Design no.23 – GEO Fun
Design no.24 – The Exquisite Forest
Design no.25 – Chris Dimond Architect
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