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    Akashi Labs · Rev. 01

    Bench style kit

    For a maker whose objects are better photographed than described, and whose customers read a specification before they read a sentence.

    Colour

    • Mist#FFFFFF

      The white page and navigation, with room around each product.

    • Ink#000000

      All type and the hairlines that carry weight. Pure black, and the most-used value in the system.

    • Carbon#0F0E12

      The dark bands, the footer, every solid button. Near-black with a violet cast so it does not read as a void.

    • Steel#E5E5E5

      Structural hairlines: between grid cells, under the bar, around the index. Present, never assertive.

    • Signal#F0A800

      The warning triangle, and nothing else. The single chromatic note in the theme.

    Type

    Display
    Inter
    Weight 800 · responsive 48–144px campaign headlines; weight 300 for quiet product headings.
    Reading
    Inter
    Weight 400 · 14–17px · 1.5 leading. Product labels, purchase links and readable supporting copy.
    Label
    Inter
    Weight 300 · 19px · 1.15 leading. Bar items, section headings, index column titles.

    Made of

    • Square corners and open product rows. Images sit directly on the page, with names and purchase links below.
    • Generous white space separates product families. Light and carbon campaign panels establish the rhythm.
    • Oversized bold campaign headlines contrast with light navigation titles and readable small labels.
    • Original geometric icons and isolated product illustrations keep the catalogue playful and functional.

    Voice

    Lowercase where it is a label, sentence case where it is a sentence. Millimetres, grams and hours rather than adjectives. Say what the object does and then stop; the photograph is doing the persuading.

    Hand-built by Akashi Labs for Stashed

    Bench — theme preview