Pillars Studio makes things for other brands. Nike patches. Cash App merch. Pinterest product. Sorare jerseys. The kind of studio whose work is everywhere but whose name usually isn't.

The brief was to build a site that let the client list do the talking. No hero video, no manifesto, no scroll-jacked animation. The homepage had to feel like the studio itself, quiet, precise, and confident enough not to explain.

I designed and built the site in Framer, end to end. A scrolling wall of client work carries the first impression, no filter, no order, no captions. The rest of the site is built around restraint, mono-weight type, one image at a time, and a nav that gets out of the way. The logo was led by the head designer, and I contributed mark variations that carried into the site's smaller marks and favicons.

The result is a site that looks like it was designed by the people who made everything on it. Which it was.