Parisotto+Formenton & Partners is an architecture and design studio founded by Aldo Parisotto and Massimo Formenton, with offices in Padua and Milan, a reference point in the Italian design scene with projects ranging from interior design to architecture, from product design to art direction and even yachting. The website, available in Italian and English, is developed and managed with RediGo, goNet’s proprietary CMS, written entirely by hand in HTML, CSS and JavaScript. The choice of this solution is not simply technical: it is a choice of consistency. The Parisotto+Formenton website is built with the same philosophy with which the studio approaches its own projects. Every element is considered, every detail is a choice, nothing is left to chance.

Such a rarefied design requires total technical mastery. White background, essential typography, project images as the only visual protagonist: it is much harder to execute well than it may seem, because without decorations to hide imperfections, every misalignment, every incorrect margin, every detail out of place becomes immediately visible. No off-the-shelf theme could have guaranteed that millimetric level of control over white space and proportions that an identity like this requires.

The portfolio is organized by categories, Art Direction, Product Design, Yachting, Interior Design, Architecture and Work in Progress, navigable through a custom-developed filter system. The projects on the homepage form a photographic grid that is already a statement of style: from the Marco Bicego Boutique to Hotel Casa di Langa, from Eraldo Hub to the Brillina product, the variety of the studio’s disciplines emerges visually even before the user starts browsing. Each project has its own dedicated page with photo gallery, description and details, with a layout that adapts to the visual nature of each work without imposing a rigid structure that is the same for all.

This flexibility in the presentation of individual works is one of the elements that distinguishes the website from any template-based solution: each page is a project in itself, built to enhance the specific qualities of that work. The interface has the task of giving space to the photographs, not competing with them. The white spaces are not empty: they are breath, rhythm, control.

The website includes the News section for studio updates, Publications for books and catalogues, Press for the media review, and Work with us. The social channels Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, Pinterest and YouTube are integrated into the footer. The content structure is designed to grow over time without ever betraying the minimal coherence that defines the studio's digital identity.