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E-commerce · Luxury Collectibles

St Bergs

A storefront for handcrafted F1 monocoque sculptures and automotive decor, built for collectors who are buying a piece rather than a product. Five product lines, a full cart and checkout, and Razorpay payments.

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What it does

Multi-category product catalogue
Cart, accounts and order flow
Razorpay checkout with INR pricing
Editorial product pages for handcrafted work
Responsive across phone, tablet and desktop

The challenge

Collectible pieces sell on craft and detail, which a standard product grid flattens. The store had to carry the weight of a hand-built object, explain construction and finishing, and still work as a real checkout rather than an enquiry form.

Our approach

  1. 1

    The object leads

    Each piece is presented at scale with its construction, finishing and detailing called out, so the buyer reads what the object is made of before they read a price.

  2. 2

    Five lines, one system

    F1 monocoque sculptures, handmade automotive sculptures, design and decor, seat covers and essentials each get their own space while sharing one set of components and one visual language.

  3. 3

    Checkout that closes

    Cart, account and Razorpay checkout are wired end to end, so a collector completes the purchase on the site instead of being pushed into an email thread.

  4. 4

    Built to stay fast

    Next.js on Vercel with prerendered pages, so a heavily photographic catalogue still loads quickly.

The outcome

A live storefront that sells collectible automotive pieces directly, with the full path from landing to paid order on the client's own domain.

What you get

  • The storefront, live on your domain
  • Payments wired and taking real orders
  • A component system for adding new pieces

From the build

The storefront leading with the piece itself
The storefront leading with the piece itself

Have a project like this in mind?

Tell us what you're trying to build. We'll scope it with you in a 30-minute call.