Arvo Decor
A dark, gallery-led website for a bespoke kitchen and furniture workshop
- Sector
- Architecture & construction
- Country
- Türkiye
- Category
- Web design
- Services
- Web design & development
- Technology
- Next.js 16, React 19, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS 4, Framer Motion, Zod, Nodemailer, Vitest
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The brief
Arvo Decor is a boutique workshop in Ataşehir, Istanbul, making bespoke kitchens and furniture; it started out as the production workshop of Artpoint Mimarlık. The workshop wanted a website that presents its work with an architect’s eye rather than as a catalogue: kitchens, dining rooms, bedrooms, youth rooms and finished projects. We built a Next.js site with a dark, warm interface. The home page has a hero slider, a category grid and a featured collection. A dedicated kitchen page covers styles, door finishes and a four-step process from site survey to installation. Projects can be filtered by type, and product pages have a zoomable gallery. Visitors reach the workshop through a quote button, WhatsApp or a contact form. The site is not live yet; the screenshots come from a local build.
Screens
A closer look
Fresh screenshots from the live site: the full page, inner pages and how it looks on a phone.
Home page, top to bottom
Home page
Sections and inner pages
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Approach
Three decisions that shaped the project.
Content in one place, one access layer
Products, categories, contact details and navigation live in a single typed data file. Pages read it through async accessor functions rather than directly, so moving to a CMS later means changing that layer only.
A page of its own for kitchens
Kitchens are the workshop’s core business, so we did not squeeze them into the category list. Styles, lacquer, acrylic, solid wood and membrane doors, and the survey, design, production and installation steps each get space on their own page.
The same validation on both sides
The contact form is validated with the same Zod schema in the browser and on the server, and that schema is covered by Vitest tests. The server rate-limits requests per IP and forwards messages to the workshop over SMTP.
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What we delivered
- Home page with hero slider and category grid
- Kitchen page covering styles, finishes and process
- Project portfolio filtered by type
- Product pages with zoomable galleries
- Validated contact form and newsletter sign-up
- WhatsApp button, sticky quote button and site search
- Light and dark themes, sitemap and social preview image
Tech stack
- Next.js 16
- React 19
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS 4
- Framer Motion
- Zod
- Nodemailer
- Vitest
Services
The code and the domain belong entirely to our client.
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