Ramos

The house

Every site is live.

These are not mockups. Open a frame, move through the pages, book a chair, read a menu. If you want one for your business, start from the trade that is closest to yours.

01

Elara Atelier

A private nail studio in Brooklyn. Couture type, a lookbook you can tilt, a set builder, and a calendar that only shows chairs that are still open.

  • Home, portfolio, set builder, booking
  • Custom cursor, grain, cinematic hero
  • Designed sets carry into the appointment notes
Open live site
elara-atelier Open ↗

02

Vale Grounds

Hudson Valley lawn care that looks like a crew, not a salon. Before-and-after work, a satellite yard estimate, and a book for the week.

  • Home, work archive, estimate, booking
  • Industry-true type and photography
  • Draw a yard on the map to price by area
Open live site
vale-grounds Open ↗

03

Marlowe House

Private barbering in Tribeca. Dark wood, brass, a visit composer, and chairs that never show as taken.

  • Home, work, compose a visit, booking
  • Dark luxury system, no cartoon portraiture
  • The composed visit appears in the booking notes
Open live site
marlowe-house Open ↗

04

Tee It Up

A White Plains driving range. Facility-first, not a lifestyle magazine. Bays, a session builder, and a seven-day book.

  • Home, range, session, booking
  • Daily hours, forest-and-white athletic system
  • Session choices persist into the reservation
Open live site
tee-it-up Open ↗

05

Linnea

A West Village cafe. Editorial menu, a room gallery, and no appointments — because the business does not take them.

  • Home, menu, the room
  • Sticky menu categories and restaurant pricing
  • Walk-in copy instead of a false calendar
Open live site
linnea Open ↗

Next

Yours would be the sixth room.

Same house. A look that belongs to your trade.

Commission a site