Layout Showcase
Layouts with a little overlap.
A playground page showing off overlapping sections, layered images and hand-placed shapes — all in the Nouriri kitchen palette.
Cooked, tested, repeated
1,240+
Recipes cooked in a real home kitchen
45 min
Or fewer, from pantry to plate
7 yrs
Of seasonal, plant-forward menus
How to read this page
Three ways to layer a layout.
The dark card above pulls up over the hero and lets a photo spill past its edge. Below: overlapping image stacks, a text panel that crosses onto a photo, and shapes placed by hand.
Layered, not flat
Photos that lean on each other.
Three frames at different depths, nudged so their corners overlap. A saffron blob sits behind the stack and a tomato ring peeks out from the top — the same shape language as our joy-mark.
Crossing the seam
A card that steps onto the photo.
This paper panel slides left over the image, so the two planes share an edge instead of sitting side by side. On a phone it drops below the photo — the overlap only happens where there is room for it.
- Pantry-staple-led ingredients
- Honest prep times, tested with a stopwatch
- Plant-forward by default
It is hard to be too sad while a pan of onions is sweating.
The Nouriri kitchen
Where to next
Hungry yet?
These are just layouts — the real reason to stay is the food.