A site for boutique studios

Obsidian is built for the boutique creative agency, the freelance designer ready to scale, and the solo creative director running a tight ship. The visual register is editorial agency-portfolio: a warm cream paper background, deep forest-green CTAs and dark sections, and Playfair Display set in bold upright serif with one italic word per headline as the signature accent. It feels closer to a quarterly magazine than a tech startup.

Bold serif on warm paper

This fixture is a faithful port of the Omega Framer template — avatar group above the hero headline, a tight rectangular photo marquee under it, the six-service grid with dark forest-green icon squares, the inverted dark-green testimonial spotlight with portrait and client-logo strip, the three project cards with year overlay, the two-row testimonial card row with five forest-green Lucide stars per card, the three-tier pricing with the middle card inverted, the insights & updates blog grid with circular forest-green arrow buttons, and the cream-card FAQ accordion with forest-green +/- icons.

Six services, one shape

Every service card carries a dark forest-green icon square in the top-left and a Playfair title beneath — the signature Omega detail that says boutique-studio. The same shape repeats in pricing (forest-green plan name, cream surface, lifted middle plan) and in the works grid (image + bold serif title + year). One palette, one typeface pair, six service cards, three plans, three case studies — the discipline of a real studio's site.