Levens

Levens produces, installs and exports designer parquet from Ukraine, and the line beside its logo dates that work to 2009. Our web design for the parquet manufacturer opens on a large serif headline that sets the word for “designer” in italic, a play button in a thin circle and a 120-month guarantee badge wrapped in loose hand-drawn rings that read like growth rings.

Further down, an exploded board separates into four numbered layers with callouts. A project list (Shalom, Catch, Taryan Towers, Zaferano) pairs each interior with its grade, laying method and plank size. The canvas stays near-white with faint contour lines, so the colour on the page comes from the wood.

Every board in the catalog gets the same card: its name with a gold leaf, the laying pattern in teal, a line drawing of that pattern, a like counter and a pebble-shaped button in place of a rectangle. The product page for the Vorzel board sets out eight drop-down fields beside the gallery, from wood species and grade to lamella, thickness and wax layers, then a price from 2,400 UAH/m² and a consultation link circled as if by pen.

The full-screen menu lists Services, Catalog, Cooperation, Blog and Contacts on the left and showroom addresses in five cities on the right. Finished interiors are filtered by city tabs.

The brand identity for this flooring company rests on a lowercase serif wordmark in deep teal with a small gold oak leaf tucked into the v. The leaf then works as a marker on product cards, slides and social posts. A banner repeats levens.ua in white across a wall of planks running from dark brown to pale honey.

Nine line icons sit on wood tiles: the leaf, a speech bubble with a heart, a light bulb, three laying patterns, a location pin, a ruler with a pencil and a hard hat. They are drawn in the same thin white line as the pattern pictograms in the catalog, so the brand and the interface share one drawing style.

Social media follows the same rules. Each square post sets its headline on a frosted, semi-transparent panel over an interior photo, with a strip of four wood tones along the top edge and the gold leaf below. The nine posts include an introduction to who Levens is, a guide to choosing and ordering a board, six reasons to buy parquet, a 10% discount for 10,000 followers, an Easter greeting with yellow-and-blue bunny ears and an English post naming export markets from the USA to Italy.

The vertical clips keep the camera on the material: adhesive combed under a board, planks running through a machine, the wordmark over tree bark.

The company presentation, dated Ukraine 2022 on its teal cover, reuses the website's parts at slide scale. It introduces Levens as a family business with its own production, lists services such as a specialist's visit to the site, 3D design help and an installation crew, and draws the four laying patterns as diagrams: English herringbone, French herringbone, deck and module.

Product slides pair a white spec card with a full-bleed texture and three interior shots. The Bila Tserkva modular ash board appears in a natural and a near-black version, each card listing lamella, wood and wax layers and a price from 1,900 UAH/m². A teal contacts slide closes the deck with an invitation to the showrooms.