Bespoke Web Design and Development
For Artists, Curators and Art Galleries
I specialise in helping artists, curators and art galleries bring their vision to life online. Whether you're an artist expressing your creativity, a curator shaping narratives, or a gallery showcasing exceptional art, I craft bespoke websites that reflect your individuality and serve as powerful platforms for your work.
Using thoughtful design, technical expertise, and a collaborative approach, I create an online presence that conveys your vision and reinforces your artistic brand identity with clarity and sophistication.
A bespoke website is more than just a digital showcase. It’s a practical tool designed to evolve with your needs, making content updates effortless and helping you communicate seamlessly with your audience.
About
I am Isabelle Cuisset, founder of isaWabi, and creative web developer.
For over two decades, I worked with luxury fashion brands like Burberry, Loewe, and Prada, honing my eye for detail, aesthetics, and storytelling.
In 2021, I completed a ten-month Web Development Bootcamp at TripleTen and launched isaWabi to bring thoughtful, bespoke websites to the art world.
Artists, curators and art galleries share my deep appreciation for aesthetics, creativity, and thoughtful design - values at the heart of my work. Collaborating with them is always inspiring, and together we co-create websites that feel as unique and impactful as their art.
isaWabi Philosophy
At isaWabi , my goal is to combine impeccable taste with technical expertise to create bespoke websites that inspire and perform.
Inspired by the Japanese philosophy of Wabi-Sabi, I create websites that celebrate simplicity, authenticity, and individuality, timeless digital spaces that truly reflect your vision. Every project I take on is crafted with care, precision, and a deep understanding of the unique needs of artists, curators and art galleries, ensuring that managing and showcasing their work online is both effortless and enjoyable.
Services
01.
Web Design
A website is more than a portfolio: it’s the visual online frame for your artistic presence. Every detail, from logotype, typography, colour palette to composition, is carefully chosen to align with your aesthetic language and convey your distinctive brand identity.
I design from a blank canvas, never relying on templates, ensuring that each website is as unique as your work. Once the design is refined in Figma, I bring it to life in Webflow, where you’ll preview a fully responsive, interactive prototype with smooth transitions and polished animations.
02.
Web Development
I personally handle all aspects of website development, without involving third parties or subcontractors.
Each project is built and hosted on Webflow, a secure platform with a user-friendly interface for managing your content with ease.
Your website will be optimised for on-page SEO, ensuring you reach the right audience, and will include scalable features like a Content Management System (CMS) for effortless updates or Shopify integration for e-commerce.
03.
Content Management
Your website should allow you to update it with ease while sharing new work, exhibitions, and events, and keeping your archive organised.
I create intuitive content management systems that make updates simple and efficient. Bespoke tools such as private listings and viewing rooms can also be integrated, offering an elegant way to share selected works or pricing details with buyers and collectors .
I design your website to provide elegant, practical solutions to make your processes - and your life - easier.
Projects
GALERIE ESTHER WOERDEHOFF
Bespoke website for Galerie Esther Woerdehoff, featuring over 800 photographs by 30 artists.
ELEONORE CHARREY
Bespoke Web Design and Development for Eleonore Charrey, a photographers' agent in Paris.
RHED
Website design and development for the artist RHED, aka Rocco Ritchie.
ALXNDR
Creative Web Development for Alexander Huber, Ceramic Artist in London.
MATHILDE HEU
Bespoke Website project for Mathilde Heu, Illustrator and Multidisciplinary artist.
LAURENT NICOLAS
Website project for Laurent Nicolas, a French ceramic artist and designer in Paris.
EMILY STAPLETON-JEFFERIS
Bespoke Website and Online Store for Emily Stapleton-Jefferis, Multidisciplinary artist.
JACK ALEXANDROFF
Website project for Jack Alexandroff, a freelance animator and film producer
HANIELL
Website design and development for Haniell, a UK-based musician, freelance composer and private music tutor.
ROBERT FINLAYSON HAMER
Bespoke Website for Robert Finlayson Hamer, an eclectic artist and musician in London.
Testimonials
I am so delighted with the website that Isabelle created for me. Isabelle made the process so easy for me, explaining things in a way I could understand. Working with her felt like co-creating which was a lot of fun. Isabelle’s skill and creativity brought my collection of art together in a way that felt totally congruent with my own creative expression.
Amanda, multimedia artist
Isabelle built my professional website. She was very professional and organised throughout, as well as super cooperative, enthusiastic and friendly. She did a wonderful job providing lots of great ideas for the site and incorporating my ideas. I love the site she's built, it looks great and works very well with lots of bespoke features created by Isabelle's coding.
Haniell, musician
Isabelle is very well organised and communicated very well throughout the project (contract, brief, conditions, stages of the project). In short, she is a brilliant designer. It's been an absolute pleasure to work with her. She went really went several extra miles to make my website special, playful and professional. Isabelle - thank you!
Mathilde, illustrator and artist
Art-WEB
ART-WEB is an editorial and curatorial project by isaWabi, launched in May 2025.
It’s a curated online space that highlights artists, curators, and galleries who shape their visual identity with intention, across both digital and physical spaces.
A quiet and personal project, it unfolds through interviews and editorial features that reflect on how identity is expressed through visual choices: typography, printed matter, exhibition formats, and the way artists present themselves to the world.