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Home listings, sage and terracotta: the full website design
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Real Estate · Property listing

Home listings, sage and terracotta

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Prompt

Build a website for Willow & Key, a home-finding service with curated listings and honest advice. Soft and natural: a cream page with faint botanical leaves, a hero card with an apartment-building photo, a white headline and a rounded search bar with a terracotta button, then four photo tiles for property types (duplex, city apartments, townhouses, modern villas). Then 'property guidance you can trust' with four stat tiles (one filled terracotta) beside a photo of a family moving in, 'how we help' as four icon cards, 'browse featured homes' as four listing cards with location, and a script-and-serif footer. Serif headings, sage, cream and terracotta, rounded corners.

The design goes in as your reference: the builder follows its look and writes new words for your business. Building needs a plan; you'll pick one first if you haven't.

At a glance

Industry
Real Estate · Property listing
Style
Light
Source
Pinterest pin

Sections in its prompt

  • How it works
  • Product or listing cards
  • Search bar
  • Stats

Design notes

Cream ground, sage-tinted tiles and one terracotta accent keep this listings site soft and friendly. Almost everything is rounded: the hero card with its white headline and pill-shaped search bar, the four property-type photo tiles with white caption strips, and the stat tiles, one of which is filled terracotta to pull the eye. Serif headings in dark green pair with a plain sans-serif for body and labels. The guidance section overlaps two photos beside the stat grid, with a small italic serif aside. Featured homes reuse the photo-and-caption card, and faint leaf illustrations outside the page frame set the tone. Suited to home-search services, rental platforms or relocation agencies.

Notes on the original design. The design itself belongs to its designer.