For product designer Maximilian Beck, I designed and built a portfolio website that presents his work with clarity and restraint. The site needed to function less like a loud campaign and more like a quiet digital frame — allowing sculptural objects, material details and project images to take the lead.

The structure is deliberately simple: a clear project overview, focused project pages and a reduced navigation system that keeps the attention on the work itself. Since Maximilian’s practice moves between cast glass objects, furniture systems and collaborative design projects, the website had to feel flexible enough for different types of work while still maintaining a coherent studio presence.

The result is a calm, image-led portfolio with techy details that gives each project enough space, while making the studio easy to browse, update and extend over time.