Landing pages
No two of these
look alike.
Every one is a real page you can scroll, not a picture of one. We filmed every place here ourselves in 360, and on some of them you can turn the tour without ever leaving the page.
No page builder, no heavy framework, no template anyone else is using. That is why they open quickly on a phone on a hotel wifi.
We already film properties in 360. On these pages the tour is part of the page itself, so people look around before they decide. Every picture here is a frame from one of our own 360 tours, never stock and never AI. There is exactly one exception and it says so on every screen: the off plan apartments are the developer's renders of a building that was not finished yet.
Real text and real numbers in the page, described properly, so search engines and AI assistants can read and quote it instead of guessing.
The work
Open any one, it is live
Cinematic chapters
Rockside Villa
A villa cut into the rock in Santorini, told in five chapters. One idea per screen, photographs held still while the words change.
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Day to night, driven by scroll
Untold 2025
The loud one. The page starts at noon in daylight and walks itself into the dark as you scroll, then drops you in the middle of the crowd in a 360 you can turn.
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Walkable 360 and a plan that draws itself
Hollis Court
Our strongest one. Scrolling turns the camera inside the building, and if you keep scrolling you walk through to the next room. The floor plan draws itself as you pass it.
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Luxury agency, pinned crossfades
Hotel Bucura
A wellness hotel in the Olt valley. Photographs cross-fade under a fixed frame while the words change beside them, and a rail of rooms drags sideways underneath.
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A terrace that builds itself, and a live 360
Hotel Magura Jina
A mountain hotel above Sibiu. The roof terrace is drawn as a line, becomes concrete, then fills with warm water. Further down you turn the sunset yourself.
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Scroll down, walk sideways
Marty Westside
The only one that moves across instead of down. Scrolling walks you left to right through the restaurant, in the order you would actually walk it.
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A drawing set, and it says so
Off plan apartments
The only page here whose pictures are renders, because the building was not up yet. Laid out as drawing sheets with a title block pinned in the corner saying that on every screen. For developers selling before completion.
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Rooms that pile up behind you
A family house
Every room is a full screen that sticks, so the next one lands on top of the last and the pile stays behind you. Filmed lived in, toys on the floor, nothing tidied for the camera.
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Two halves, opposite directions
RV tour
The awkward one, on purpose. The screen splits and the two sides scroll against each other, because in this vehicle the garage is also a bedroom and the ramp is also a patio.
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One line, threaded through everything
Casa de Vacanta
The quiet one. A single pitched line runs down the whole page behind the content and shifts as you scroll, because the apartment is one long attic under one roof.
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Scroll turns the car
Car presentation
The showroom one. Five photographs taken from five positions around the same car, cut hard from one to the next so scrolling turns it, with a dial counting the angle.
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One thing per screen, and it breathes
Bodhi Tree Yoga Resort
The calm one. Each picture settles as it reaches the middle of the screen and lets go as it leaves, so scrolling feels slow on purpose.
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Photographs that open like shutters
Hunter's Lodge
A timber house above Dambovicioara. Each picture starts as a slit in a dark page and widens to full bleed as you reach it, and the whole page warms from valley blue to firelight on the way down.
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Warm, pastel, arches
Casa del Gelato
The soft one. Cream and coral, photographs sitting inside arches that echo the shop's own doorway, and nothing on it in a hurry.
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Bold colour block
Gringo's
The loud end of what we do. Hard colour, type as big as it can go, and no apology anywhere. Made for places with a bit of noise in them.
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Aman quiet, full bleed
Swiss Clinics
The slowest page we have built. Full screen photographs that drift, tiny type, and almost no interface at all. Made for anyone selling calm.
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Editorial minimal, hairlines
Brassai Apartments
The quietest one. Paper white, thin type, enormous margins, one room per screen, and thin rules that draw themselves across the page as you reach them.
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Postcard that opens out
Rockside, a second way
The same villa as the first card, treated completely differently. It starts as a framed postcard with labels pinned to it, then the frame falls away and the photograph fills the screen.
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How we quote
Per property, because a guesthouse and a city hotel are not the same job.
- We look at the place first, then quote. Size, how far we travel and how much there is to film all change it.
- If we have already filmed you, the page costs less. The photographs are done.
- You own the files and the photographs. Nothing you are forced to keep paying.
- Hosting and small changes are available monthly, only if you would rather not think about it.
- We quote before we start and the number does not move.
- Half up front, half when it goes live.
How it goes
A few weeks, and you barely have to be there.
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We talk, half an hour
You tell us what you run and what is wrong with the site you have now. Send whatever already exists, photographs, the menu, the words.
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We film, if filming is part of it
How long we are there depends on where you are. Near us, a day or two. Further afield we come for four nights or more, and the stay is part of the arrangement, agreed with you before anything starts. Either way we work around your service, not through it, and we shoot rooms while they are empty. You do not close.
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You see it and say what is wrong
You get a link, not a meeting. Tell us what you want changed, we change it, then it goes live on your domain.
What we need from you: about an hour in total across the whole thing. Somebody who can answer questions about the place, and permission to be in the rooms while they are empty.
What we do not need: your current agency out of the way, your bookings paused, or a single day closed.
Talk to us
Which one fits your place?
Tell us what you run and we will say which of these suits it, and honestly if none of them do. A real person reads this and answers within one working day.
Got it, thank you.
Your message is with us. We will come back to you within one working day, on the email you gave.