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Nestable

Company
Nestable
Location
Geelong, Victoria
Year
2025
A laptop on grass in a forest clearing, showing the Nestable homepage with the headline New Way of Building over a photo of a dark timber cabin.

Nestable builds modular homes in a factory and delivers them to site, so a buyer picks a model instead of drawing one up from scratch. There are three: Ukiyo, Elysian and Odyssey. The buyers are landowners with a spare block, and operators putting cabins on a property for short stays. We built the website for the Geelong business, along with the experience centre booking behind it.

A modular home is an unfamiliar purchase. People want to know what the thing is, how long it takes and what turns up on the truck, and none of that was answered in order. Each model now has its own page with a cutaway of the floor plan and a brochure to download, and the production and handover steps sit on one page as a numbered sequence.

The range leads the site now. The homepage runs from the opening image into the model carousel, and every card ends on the same two actions: download the brochure or book a visit. Further down there is a section for someone sitting on an unused block. On a phone the navigation collapses and a messaging button stays pinned in the corner.

A short palette of dark green, sage, sand and near-black holds it together, used the same way on the model pages, the about page and the custom build page. Photography carries most of the pages, so the content-managed templates are built to take a big image across the full width without the layout breaking around it.

Four parts of the site overlapping each other: the top of the homepage, the model carousel showing Ukiyo, a night photo of a lit cabin, and the experience centre block with its Book A Visit button.A lit cabin at night in dense forest, with the Nestable snowflake mark laid over the middle of it.
The full homepage, from the top down to the About tab and the Modular Homes paragraph beside a photo of an A-frame cabin at dusk.
Two browser views angled against each other, the homepage on the left and the production and handover steps of the How It Works page on the right.A cutaway render of the A-frame model on a plain background, showing the loft bed, the kitchen and the ladder between them.
An open laptop with two page crops floating behind it: a model detail page and the model carousel.A row of gable-roofed Odyssey cabins on a shared timber deck in a clearing, with chairs out the front.
The Ukiyo model page on desktop next to the homepage on a phone, with a small carousel and a strip of the five brand colours underneath.
A laptop in a flower bed showing the custom build page, headed Where vision meets execution above a photo of a lit house at dusk.A dark timber cabin on a ridge at sunrise, with the site's colour strip running across the bottom.

Scope of work

  • Website design and build
  • A page per model in the range
  • Model carousel with brochure download and visit booking
  • How It Works sequence from enquiry through to handover
  • Content-managed blog and custom build enquiry page
  • Mobile layout with a pinned messaging button

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