Case study
SNLA · Sapna Naik Landscape Architecture
A studio whose gardens sell themselves — if you can actually see them. We stripped the site back to the images and let the work carry the room, with everything else a quiet click away.
The brief
A landscape-architecture studio whose work is deeply visual, but whose old presence buried it under text and navigation.
What we built
- An image-first, full-bleed layout so the gardens speak before the words do.
- Stripped navigation back to keep attention on the work.
- Project stories, careers and contact always one click away.
The outcome
A portfolio that lets the work carry the room. [Ask SNLA for a result to quote.]