Stunning Studio & Agency Websites of August 2017

Steven Wakabayashi
3 min readAug 10, 2017

This month, we take a look at some beautiful agency websites.

Random

Random is a design studio based in Amsterdam.

Talk about random. Upon landing, users are immersed in a cacophony of shapes and sounds.
Videos and sliders take on a new life. Though not entirely “best practice”, controls as words give new meaning to web artistry.
The office is just as beautiful as the website itself.

Matter of Mind

Matter of Mind is a creative agency based in France. Beautiful exploratory website works delightfully on both mobile and desktop.

An exploration of CSS capabilities all in one
Artists listing as part of their collective.

appico

Appico is a design studio based in Hamburg. Simple, clean, efficient.

Work & Co

Work & CO is a full-service digital agency headquartered in Portland. Famous for their Virgin America website redesign.

Menu replicates pages as artboards on a canvas.
Case study detail pages are easy to scroll through.
Both extremely large images and text highlight the most important objects on the page.
Their blog is seamlessly integrated using their website style.

Anakin

Anakin is a design studio based in Germany.

Work detail pages utilize whitespace generously.
Contact form is an artful page itself.

Huge

Huge is a global design agency headquartered in Brooklyn.

Embracing the pink.

Pentagram

Pentagram is a design agency headquartered in London and New York.

A beautiful simple website showcasing their huge breadth of work across various industries.

Homepage is a carefully curated list of recent and highlight works
Case study listing page reveals various works on hover.
Subtle and delightful — time utilizes blinking colon signs similar to what you’d see in an analog clock.

Sharing inspiration as it comes.

Cheers,

Steven.

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Steven Wakabayashi
Steven Wakabayashi

Written by Steven Wakabayashi

Creative unicorn with an avid curiosity of life. Regular dose of mindfulness, social commentaries, and creativity: mindfulmoments.substack.com

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