Elflora Species

Digital presence for a store featuring unique vintage furniture pieces.

Tasks

UI/UX Design, Web Development

Project Duration

1 month

Live

Background

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Each piece is one of a kind.

ELFLORAART sells one-of-a-kind furniture and decor in shabby chic and industrial styles, ranging from cabinets and mirrors to vintage metal pieces. Each item is unique and cannot be restocked once sold.
For a store operating on this principle, every minute counts: if you hesitate, the item you want might already be sold out. At the same time, with such a wide variety of categories—from seating to home decor—the navigation must still remain clear and easy to use.

Solution & Procedure

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Categories that invite you to browse.

The website divides the product range into clear categories such as seating, cabinets, shelves and coat racks, tables, mirrors, decor, and storage, allowing visitors to browse specifically within their favorite categories.
A dedicated “New Arrivals” section immediately shows what’s been added most recently. A “Sold” category deliberately highlights which pieces have already found new owners—proof of just how sought-after these one-of-a-kind items are.
The wish list and shopping cart work just like in any online store, ensuring that even spontaneous purchases remain hassle-free.

Result

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A store that makes you feel its sense of urgency.

Today, visitors can see at a glance that every item is unique, and the “Sold” category shows just how quickly popular items actually sell out. That turns browsing into a decision you don’t want to put off for too long.