A full website redesign for Atmos Quartett, a Viennese string quartet that moves between classical concert halls and club stages. The brief was clear; no individual member portraits, no CMS overhead, and a visual identity that feels as precise as the ensemble's playing. The design language was derived entirely from the existing logo, its ultra-condensed, geometric letterforms and the signature Q-tail fade became the foundation for typography choices, spatial rhythm, and the recurring "fade-rule" motif throughout the site.
The result is a static single-page site built to feel architectural rather than decorative, Barlow Condensed and Outfit as typefaces that echo the logo's geometry, a restrained cream-and-charcoal palette drawn from the mark itself, and a custom audio player for the quartet's recordings. The project also included a full hosting migration from IONOS to Hetzner, including domain transfer, DNS setup, and email continuity for the client's workflow.
Visit Website ↗"Our old website worked, but it didn't tell people who we are. Lewin understood that without us having to over-explain it. The design feels the way our music sounds — precise, clear, without unnecessary noise. What we appreciated most was that he didn't arrive with a ready-made solution — he actually listened to what mattered to us. The result is a site we're now happy to point people to."