Some homes deserve more than a listing page.

603 S. Downing, the 2026 Denver Life Designer Showhouse, is one of them. So we gave it its own website. The reclaimed brick, the custom millwork, and the details an MLS page has no room for finally get their moment.

Kentro Living came to us with no fonts, no palette, and no story. In eight weeks, we delivered the full brand identity, web design, and development for this residential developer. We benchmarked the category's best, then pushed past it with editorial typography, a grounded color system, custom hover states, and smooth page transitions. AI-assisted photorealistic imagery and a drifting cloud video open the homepage.

Chloé is a 1910 building restored into 22 one-of-one luxury apartments, and it needed a site that didn't default to a typical real estate template. In six weeks, we delivered branding, web design, and development on Framer. The design sets historic detail against modern minimalism, mirroring the residences themselves. Every choice, from layout to imagery, reinforced the one-of-one positioning. Nothing templated.

The Denver Greek Festival has grown into a million-dollar event, and Kroma was hired to rebrand it and build its website. The site is designed around its audience: the menu and schedule are one click away, and an embedded Ticket Tailor experience makes buying tickets seamless. Built on Framer for the 60th annual festival, it turns a three-day celebration of Greek food, music, and dance into an easy-to-navigate experience.