The work we've
shipped so far.
We're a new studio. What's below is our own work and a set of
concept builds — full sites for businesses that don't exist, built
to show the range. Shop builds we ship will live here next.
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Cedar & Stone Landscape Co. Landscaping · Bend, OR Concept
A landscaping company that builds yards and then maintains them — so the site has to sell both the one-time install and the ongoing relationship. Six services with real starting prices, a drag-to-compare before/after of a finished backyard, and a twelve-project gallery. The estimate form asks what's bugging you about your yard, because that's how people actually describe the problem.
A concept build — Cedar & Stone Landscape Co. isn't a real business. The site is real: designed, built, and deployed the same way a client's would be.
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Osteria Vecchia Italian restaurant · North End, Boston Concept
A handmade-pasta place in the North End where the menu is the product. Full menu with real dishes and prices, the family story behind the room, and a reservations page — the three things anyone deciding where to eat tonight actually opens. Built to look like somewhere that's been there thirty years, not somewhere that just launched.
A concept build — Osteria Vecchia isn't a real business. The site is real: designed, built, and deployed the same way a client's would be.
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Ironwood Roasters Coffee roaster · Asheville, NC Concept
A small-batch roaster selling to two audiences at once — people buying a bag and cafés buying by the case. Single-origin lineup with tasting notes, a wholesale page that speaks to buyers instead of drinkers, a page on how they roast, and a journal. Six pages, because a roaster with a wholesale arm genuinely needs them.
A concept build — Ironwood Roasters isn't a real business. The site is real: designed, built, and deployed the same way a client's would be.
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Lumen Skin & Wellness Med spa · Scottsdale, AZ Concept
Medical-grade skincare, where the hard part is looking clinical and warm at the same time. Treatments with real pricing, a results page, and memberships — the recurring-revenue piece most spa sites bury. Calm and precise without tipping into the sterile-clinic look these sites usually land on.
A concept build — Lumen Skin & Wellness isn't a real business. The site is real: designed, built, and deployed the same way a client's would be.
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The Owlbear's Table Board game café · Providence, RI Concept
Part game shop, part café, part place you book a table for four hours on a Saturday — three businesses sharing an address. The site splits them cleanly: shop, events calendar, and the play space with its own booking flow. Warm and a little playful without going cartoon, which is the trap this category falls into.
A concept build — The Owlbear's Table isn't a real business. The site is real: designed, built, and deployed the same way a client's would be.
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The Harrow House Boutique inn · Camden, ME Concept
A harbor inn selling a slower weekend. Rooms with rates and what you see from each window, the dining room, events for weddings and small gatherings, and a visit page for getting there. Hospitality lives or dies on photography, so the layout is built to hold big images and stay out of their way.
A concept build — The Harrow House isn't a real business. The site is real: designed, built, and deployed the same way a client's would be.
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Prospector's Almanac Game companion site · Self-built
A companion site for Prospecting!, a Roblox game with hundreds of items, locations, and quests scattered across half-finished wikis. The Almanac puts all of it in one place — search any mineral, look up any location, see what's worth your time. Built by Atlas Studio as our first public project.
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Want to be
the next one?
If the work above feels like the kind of site you'd want for your shop, the next call is 30 minutes. We'll listen, ask a few questions, and tell you on the call whether we're a fit.