• Client: Huscompagniet
  • Year: 2026

Rethinking how you browse a show home

Huscompagniet is one of Denmark's biggest house builders, and a lot of their customers start on one page: the list of show homes you can drive out to and walk through. I redesigned it, and the house pages behind it, while working at Nørgård Mikkelsen.

This was an internal exploration for Huscompagniet and was never shipped publicly.

Listings

List and map, always in sync

A show home is somewhere you drive to, so where it is matters as much as what it is. Select a house, and the list narrows while the map zooms to it.

Map view

Browse by area

One toggle switches between three views. This one gives the map the full width, with the houses floating over it.

Grid view

Compare side by side

No map, just the houses, for when you already know roughly where you want to live.

House page

Photos first

Once you've picked a house, the page leads with photos, so the home reads before you scroll.

Lightbox

A gallery sorted by room

That's how people actually look at a house: they want to jump straight to the kitchen, not page through forty photos.

Handoff

Ready to build

It was an internal exploration and never shipped. But it's a complete design, worked out down to the interactions and ready to hand to developers.