Katherine Pihl

Katherine Pihl uses a refined, architectural blueprint aesthetic with stark monochrome surfaces and precise typographic hierarchy. The design emphasizes content through minimalist presentation, relying on compact text, subtle hover states, and clear segmentation. Projects are presented as visual modules on a uniform dark background, using imagery as the primary accent. The overall impression is one of meticulous craft and sophisticated restraint. Use Midnight Carbon (#000000) as the foundational background color for all pages and components. Apply Ryhmes, weight 300, 32px with -0.96px letter-spacing for all primary headings and project titles. Utilize Neue Montreal, 16px, weight 400 for all body text, navigation elements, and descriptive labels, adjusting color between Midnight Carbon, Graphite Filter, and Pewter Mist for hierarchy. Maintain a precise 0px border-radius for all image containers and content modules, emphasizing sharpness and structured presentation. Employ 1px solid Midnight Carbon (#000000) borders for interactive elements like navigation links on hover or focus states, avoiding background fills where possible. Keep ample vertical spacing between sections, using a sectionGap of 40px to delineate content blocks clearly. Do not introduce soft shadows or excessive elevation; the aesthetic relies on flat surfaces and sharp edges. Avoid using saturated accent colors for functional UI elements; color should primarily reside within project imagery. Do not use generic button styles with filled backgrounds; interactive elements should primarily be text links with subtle borders or ghost styles. Do not vary global border-radius; all corners should be sharp and angular (0px). Avoid decorative gradients for backgrounds or surfaces; the system favors solid, monochromatic fields. Do not use letter-spacing wider than 0.32px; the typography is designed for a compact, controlled appearance.