Designing with the bourgeois slope d in mind
I noticed the bourgeois slope d is finally getting some attention from designers who usually stick to flat, predictable layouts. It's one of those things you don't really notice until you do, and then you see it everywhere in upscale neighborhoods. Essentially, we're talking about that specific, intentional gradient that elevates a property—literally and figuratively—without making it feel like you're climbing a mountain just to get to the front door. ...