Das Studio

Das Studio is a Framer template by Ava Thiery for a small design studio that wants to look calm. The hero is mostly white space: "DAS STUDIO" set huge in tight uppercase Inter, a one-line pitch, a black Start Project pill next to a plain Our Approach link, and a small key facts table on the right listing response time, home city and team size. Below it, a row of bright product and beauty photos slides sideways.

The homepage runs long. Services opens on a blurred lilac to red gradient banner, then numbered rows for art direction, branding, marketing, web development and editorial, each expanding into a short list of deliverables. Featured projects come next, then a four-step process (Discover, Design, Build, Launch) drawn as progress bars that fill as you read across, a client logo wall, a studio video, two big stat figures, a testimonial slider that opens with a video card, two pricing cards, an FAQ and journal posts with read times. A centered "Tell us what you're building" call leads into a footer with the name in giant type. The Projects page keeps the oversized heading over a two-column grid of big images. We like the restraint: one typeface, black and white, and the layout does the talking.

On a 390px phone the name stays bold on one line, the key facts table stacks under the buttons, and the menu folds into a simple icon.

We'd pick it for a branding or art direction studio of a few people with strong client imagery. Before launch, rewrite the testimonials: a couple read like quotes about a software product, not a studio, and the big project and client numbers need your real figures.