Designing a digital home that feels lived in.

Designed and built the website on Framer and created new digital and print assets to expand the brand’s visual presence. My goal was to bring the brand’s warm, welcoming feel into the digital space.

Drawing inspiration from the textures in the photography, I explored ways to bring that tactile quality online — building layouts that feel spacious yet cosy, refined yet approachable. The result is a digital experience that not only communicates Tweak’s services but also embodies the lived-in, inviting atmosphere they create in real homes. By extending this visual language into social media campaigns and print collateral, I ensured every touchpoint felt cohesive, personal, and aligned with their mission of making people feel at home.