Websites for people who make good things

A booking site for a twelve-room quinta on the cliffs of Madeira, written to sell a feeling first and a room second.

A calm shop for barrier-first skincare with five ingredients or fewer, built around refills instead of new bottles.

A portfolio for a civic architecture practice: 41 buildings, 14 cities, and a lot of concrete, shown with the quiet it deserves.

A loud, yellow shop for hand-finished acetate frames: twelve shapes, forty colours, one price with lenses included.

A sales site for 92 homes on 31 floors above Bjørvika, where every living room faces the fjord.

A launch site for open-back headphones built to be repaired for twenty years, with every part sold separately.

A site for a 22-seat seafood counter on Rua da Boavista, with a menu that changes every morning.

A shop for alpine kit designed with the guides of Chamonix and tested for a full season before it goes on sale.

A small shop for wood-fired stoneware from a two-person studio above Kyoto, released one firing at a time.

A site for a gallery in a former grain store on the Antwerp docks, showing six exhibitions a year by early-career artists.

A cheerful shop for a 17-kilo city e-bike that comes with a mechanic who visits your door.

A shop and wine club for eleven hectares of old vines on the terraces of the Douro, farmed without chemicals.