Premium furniture E-commerce

Wooden garden chairs for +$1000 require trust, emotion, and storytelling, not just pretty product photos. This project is an attempt to combine premium e-commerce with the warmth of craftsmanship.

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  • UX/UI design
  • Information architecture

Premium garden furniture isn't an impulse buy. Someone spending €400–800 on a single chair needs trust, imagination and justification rather than pretty product shots: who makes this, how it will look in their own garden, and why it costs ten times an IKEA one. Every decision on this store answers one of those three questions.

126 products needed a system, not a grid, so they are organised into series by lifestyle: a buyer identifies with Nature, Modern, Comfort or Garden before choosing a specific chair. The product page leads with story and keeps the specs behind it, and the warranty, coverage and replacement parts sit directly under the buy area, because at €600 that is where the hesitation actually happens. Warm whites and wood tones throughout, with every chair photographed in a real garden instead of cut out on white.

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The Timber Garden storefront: handcrafted teak chairs photographed in the gardens they are made for.
The homepage end to end: hero, the four series, the brand story, best-sellers, the “Why choose Timber Garden” band and the newsletter signup.
“Find your perfect outdoor seating”: the four series (Nature, Modern, Comfort, Garden) set side by side on the homepage.
The brand story block: “Crafted by Nature, Guided by Tradition”, with a chair shot in a real garden rather than cut out on white.
The category flowchart: Products branching into Terrace chairs, Garden chairs, Folding chairs and Accessories, each with its own series.
The products page: the filter rail (chair type, price, series, wood, key features) beside the listing grid and its active-filter chips.
The full product page: gallery, buy area, then the 5-year warranty, coverage and replacement-parts trio directly beneath it.
The description tabs: “Full description” opens on narrative copy, with Key features, Technical and Instructions behind it, and the warranty row underneath.
The style guide: Prata and Inter set against the palette: #D2B48C, #8F7247, #B18F5A, #1A1A1A, #4A3A24.
The footer: About, Our Chairs, Learn More and Customer Help around the brand mark and tagline.

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