An editorial furniture storefront that takes a visitor from room-led discovery to a clearly labelled demo checkout.
Furniture is chosen with both mood and practical constraints in mind. A useful storefront has to show material and form, then help a visitor narrow the catalogue, inspect a piece and keep choices in view. Forma connects editorial presentation with the controls needed for that journey.
Interior photography and generous ivory space set the tone. Libre Caslon Display headlines add character, while DM Sans labels, a regular product grid and espresso controls keep prices, variants and actions legible. Warm stone and brown accents support the furniture rather than competing with it.
Category entry points and search suggestions lead into a shop view. Material, maximum price and sorting choices are stored in the URL with the category and query, so refresh and browser history preserve the selection; empty results offer a reset.
A product page brings together two images, finish choices on applicable pieces, quantity, specifications and related products. The hierarchy keeps material, price and add-to-bag action visible in the same decision flow.
Wishlist and shopping bag work across product cards and detail pages. Their contents and bag quantities remain in this browser’s local storage after a refresh, without asking for an account.
The bag leads to a checkout UI with delivery or pickup, contact fields, a price summary and payment-choice controls. Completion produces a demo order confirmation only; it does not charge a card or place an order.
The same product can be found, examined, saved and carried into checkout without losing shopping context.
Enter from a room collection or search, then refine the product grid by material, price and sort order.
Open a product to review images, available finishes, details and nearby alternatives.
Keep a piece in the local wishlist, or add a chosen quantity to the bag and adjust it there.
Review delivery or pickup and complete the simulated checkout, with a clearly non-production confirmation.
Forma uses a sample catalogue, illustrative prices and editorial product content. Wishlist and bag are stored only in the current browser. There is no live inventory, customer account, payment processor, shipping integration or order backend. The checkout confirmation is a demonstration and does not create or fulfil a real purchase.