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Pawtner

Branding and e-commerce for the world's first luxury design house for pets.

Pawtner is a concept luxury brand for pets — a design house that treats a collar like a couture piece, not an afterthought. The work spans the whole brand: the name, the identity, the art direction, and the storefront that sells it.

The bet was to make pet accessories feel like fashion — owner and companion dressed in harmony, shot like an editorial campaign and sold with the confidence of an established house: fast to browse, easy to trust, built to convert.

The Pawtner home page, with a woman and her golden retriever in the hero, over a painted sky

The entire campaign was made with AI. Every model, every dog, every coordinated look was generated rather than produced — a full luxury campaign with no studio, no location, and a fraction of the cost.

Research
  • Brand positioning
  • Visual references
  • AI image direction
Strategy
  • Brand narrative
  • Tone of voice
  • Merchandising
Design & Production
  • Brand identity
  • Art direction
  • UX & UI design
  • AI imagery
Platforms
  • Web
  • E-commerce
Role
Concept · Solo
Year
2026
The Pawtner home on desktop and on a phone: the hero with a woman in black and her golden retriever, and the first row of harnesses
The full Pawtner home page, in three columns: the product grid, the collections, the press quotes, and the footer

A storefront that sells on first impression

The home page leads with a single editorial image — owner and dog, dressed as one — and little else competing for attention. Navigation stays to four words, the hero states the promise, and the first products land within one scroll. Every choice serves a fast, confident purchase: less to read, fewer steps, more reasons to trust the brand on sight.

The Pawtner home on phones: the hero, the products, the Solara collection, and the editorial sections

Collections curated like a fashion house

Products are grouped into named collections — Solara, Essential Gold, Serena — each with its own story, palette, and hero piece, so browsing feels like walking a boutique instead of scrolling a catalog. Listing pages stay clean and filterable, press logos lend instant credibility, and one consistent visual language ties every piece back to the same world.

The shop-all page on four phone screens: the filters and sort, the harnesses, collars, and accessories, and a Forbes press quote
The shop-all page on desktop, with the filter bar, the product grid, the press quotes, and the footer

A luxury campaign, made entirely with AI

The whole visual identity — every model, every dog, every coordinated look — was generated with AI instead of produced on set. It delivers the polish of a high-fashion shoot with no studio, no location, no casting, and no animals to wrangle: a fraction of the cost, full control over styling, and a catalog that can grow on demand without booking another photographer.

The campaign mood board: AI-generated portraits of women with their dogs, the gold charm, the harness, the leash, and the beige-to-brown palette
The campaign hero image in full: a woman in black with a golden retriever, and the Pawtner wordmark

A product page built to close the sale

The Harness Solara page is engineered for the firm, fast purchase — a clear hero, color and size at a glance, and Add to Cart sitting right beside Buy with Apple Pay. Expandable details answer objections without burying the buy button, while press quotes from Forbes, Vogue, and Bazaar do the reassuring: the confidence of a household name, in a brand that's still only a concept.

The Harness Solara page on a phone, over a close-up of the model and her Akita, beside the desktop page with the photos and the options
The Harness Solara page on desktop: the colour and size options, Add to cart next to Buy with Apple Pay, and the press quotes
The Harness Solara page on four phone screens: the title and photo, the options and buy buttons, the press quotes, and the footer

Outcome

A full luxury brand, name to checkout

Naming, identity, art direction, and storefront — Pawtner was built end to end as one coherent house, not a logo bolted onto a template.

A fashion campaign with no photoshoot

An entire editorial campaign generated with AI — models, dogs, and coordinated looks — at a fraction of the cost of a studio production.

A storefront built to convert

Four-word navigation, one-scroll products, and a product page that puts trust and the buy button first — designed for the fast, confident purchase.

A catalog that scales on demand

Because every image is generated, new products and collections launch with campaign-grade visuals without booking another shoot.

Next project

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Available for freelance and contract projects.

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Currently

Design Engineer at Studio Visual. Building AniVagas.

Location

Brazil ·

Working with clients worldwide.

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Designed + Coded by Murilo F. Souza · © 2026

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