Fi Plant Art: Corporate Website with a Multilingual Foundation
Fi Plant Art Corporate Website & Product Catalog
The Challenge
A visual product with no single place to show it. Fi Plant Art designs interior spaces with preserved moss panels and natural materials — work that sells on what a finished wall actually looks like. As the brand grew, its product range, its completed corporate installations, and its articles had no shared home online. Fi Plant Art needed a corporate website that could present the product line, turn finished corporate projects into browsable references, and lay the groundwork for reaching an English-speaking audience — all of it manageable by the brand's own team, without a developer in the loop for every update.
The Solution
One content-managed platform carrying the whole digital presence. The visual design came from the brand's design studio; TecnoNest developed the software and the infrastructure underneath it.
- Corporate website foundation: company pages, FAQ, contact, blog, and an ordering hand-off, all running on a single manageable platform.
- Product catalog: the preserved-moss range — rock moss, ball moss, Provence moss, and Scandinavia lichen — presented with imagery, with ordering routed to the ready-made commerce platform the brand already uses.
- Project reference module: completed corporate installations listed with individual detail pages, spanning settings from architecture offices to sports facilities, ready to be shown in sales conversations.
- Multilingual infrastructure: TR/EN routing, a language switcher, and dual-language fields wired through the entire content model. The Turkish site is live; English content entry continues at the brand's own pace.
- Content management: products, projects, and posts are updated through an admin panel, with no code changes required.
The Results
- One corporate address for the catalog, the reference projects, and the blog.
- References ready to show, with each corporate installation presented on its own detail page.
- A foundation for going international: the multilingual infrastructure is in place, so the brand can open the English side fully as its content translation is completed.
- Self-serve content flow, keeping day-to-day updates in the team's hands and maintenance overhead low.
The Fi Plant Art project shows how a maker brand's catalog, references, and content can be brought together on a single infrastructure its own team can run.
