Le:mma Studio

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Some studios build websites. Others build a feeling. @Le_mma_Studio crafts immersive digital experiences shaped by atmosphere, motion, and storytelling. In our latest spotlight, founder @ArtemiuLebedev shares a closer look into the studio's world: tympanus.net/codrops/2026/0…

Wrapping up the week with a project we launched recently. It’s a small website for Haven Foods that supplies fresh shrimp and tilapia from Asia to the United States. The project is split into two parts. The first part is already live. ↳ havenfoods.com

Launched a new website for A Better Lou. Made the service simple to understand by removing medical jargon and cleaning up the structure. ↳ abetterlou.com Built with Webflow + GSAP.

Scroll, interaction, and minimalism from the About page of the recent Institute of Health case.

View it now: behance.net/gallery/247061…

Started April with a case release for Institute of Health from Australia. You can explore the full case on Behance. Link in the comments.

We haven’t posted anything for a full two months. In the meantime, we’ve released two case studies on Behance (OneTech + Frequency Breathwork websites) and are preparing to launch five websites at once. Now is a great time to check it out: behance.net/gallery/245026…

Honored and truly grateful to be nominated for Awwwards Independent Designer of the Year for the third year in a row, and to have my work featured in the e-Commerce Website of the Year nominations as well. I’m proud to be part of a global community filled with incredibly talented, creative, and driven designers, studios, and agencies. Being listed alongside so many inspiring people and teams already feels like a meaningful recognition. If you feel that my work deserves your support, I’d be very grateful for your vote: — Independent Designer of the Year — e-Commerce Website of the Year Huge respect and best of luck to everyone nominated.

I hope you had an amazing holiday season and managed to recharge, stepping into 2026 with fresh energy and focus. We’re getting back to work and starting the year with the OneTech design case study, which was originally planned for December and moved into the new year. OneTech is an industrial technology brand creating professional-grade tools and equipment for automotive and manufacturing industries. Built on precision engineering, reliability, and performance, the brand develops solutions that operate consistently in both workshops and large-scale production environments. For this project, we designed & developed the website interface, developed a 3D key visual that closely mirrors the real product, and structured the CMS collections to support scalable product and project grids. Stack: Webflow, Cinema 4D, Redshift, GSAP, Amazon S3. The case is now available on Behance. If you enjoy it, we’d really appreciate your support.

Wishing you a new year filled with clarity, creativity, and momentum. Thank you for being part of our journey. See you in 2026! Create more. Worry less. With love, Le:mma Studio

The final launch of this year was a website for Vivian Rosenthal called Frequency Breathwork. We rethought the approach to breathwork practices and aimed to convey the full sensory experience of the practice through the website.

In December, we released the second-to-last website of the year, OneTech. The coating industry continues to grow and evolve, and we became part of that progress. Using 3D, we were able to achieve a unique result.

Toward the end of the year, we had to launch multiple websites almost in parallel, and one of them was Tensor Stax, released in early November. An AI agent designed to help engineers reduce routine tasks.

We’re gradually approaching the finale. And this is our favorite highlight, the gift cards page for the Amrit Palace website, which launched in October. The site received x4 Sites of the Day, something we’re truly proud of.

Wood coatings are a distinct category that requires a different approach and a fresh perspective. That’s exactly what we explored in September, aiming to convey the essence of wood through the BRANT website.

It’s impossible to overlook how the Hungry Tiger sauce launch was handled in June. A mix of playfulness, a touch of boldness, and strong dynamics. The project received x4 Sites of the Day.

In May, we shifted our focus to an artificial intelligence service designed to help analysts and finance professionals work with their reports more efficiently. The platform reduces repetitive tasks, streamlines workflows, and automates routine processes. The Altitude.

In February, we followed up with the launch of a website for the French female quartet The Banshies. Developed on both languages (fr/en). We’re absolutely in love with both the quartet and the project.

Let’s rewind to the beginning of this year, which we kicked off with a website for tattoo artist Pavlo Pozhydaiev from Ukraine.