Natasha is one of Berlin’s leading food stylists, with international campaign work for Miele, Uber Eats, Careem, Edeka, Bosch, Siemens, Aldi, Lieferando, and Weight Watchers. Her portfolio is her business card. Every image needs to land cleanly, the navigation needs to vanish, and she has to be able to update categories herself between shoots — without a developer’s help.
When she came to us, the existing site was fighting her work — heavy chrome, slow loading, awkward gallery layouts that made even her best photography look ordinary.
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They understood my vision before I could fully explain it. The site feels exactly like my work feels — clean, generous, no noise. I update it myself between shoots and never need to email them for help.
We restructured the portfolio around six visual categories — Savoury, Sweet, Ice Cream, Coffee & Drinks, Commissioned, and Motion — each behaving consistently but feeling distinct. Squarespace 7.1 gave us pixel-precise gallery control plus the editing simplicity Natasha needed.
Image-led layout
Removed every UI element that wasn’t serving the photography.
Self-managed CMS
Set up so Natasha can add new shoots without touching code.
Mobile-first
60% of art directors browse portfolios on mobile. We built for that first.