01 · BrowseCollection page
Artist-led discovery
A considered grid that gives each maker equal billing with the artwork, with collector-friendly filters for artist, technique, colour and price.
View collection conceptLondon Glassblowing — storefront studies
London Glassblowing
Storefront studies · 28 September 2026
Give the work
room to speak.
Two responsive page concepts using real pieces, artists, prices, dimensions and photography from the public Shopify catalogue. The pages are design studies only; nothing has been changed on the live store.
02 · ConsiderProduct detail
Provenance, made visible
A singular work by Layne Rowe, with its story, technique and dimensions close to the decision, and a confident route to purchase.
View product conceptThe three biggest page opportunities
Put the artist on the grid
The current collection cards show artwork title and price, but not maker. Leading with the artist, linked to their full body of work, makes the listing feel like a gallery and helps collectors browse by practice.
Bring provenance above the fold
Current product pages use a standard commerce layout; technique, dimensions and the story that supports a considered purchase are easier to miss. The concept gives these facts a clear place.
Let collectors buy with confidence
With one live stock record shared by the gallery till and the website, even a one-off can be bought online without risk of a double sale, so the product page can lead with “Acquire this work”, keeping a viewing and a conversation one step away.
The collection concept builds on filters already present on the live site (price, size, colour and shape) and adds artist and technique. Product photography is taken from London Glassblowing's public catalogue and used here for illustration only. Prices and availability reflect the public catalogue on 28 September 2026. Current collection page · Roulette listing.
London Glassblowing · Quantised page studiesPrepared by Quantised · quantised.co.uk