3D Website
Design Studio

What I build

I build 3D website environments for brands that want to stand out. Every brand has a soul, and most websites never show it. Instead of a page you scroll past, the brand becomes a place: light, depth and motion that answer the visitor as they move through it.

My craft is everything that makes a 3D site feel real: WebGL and Three.js, custom shaders, light that behaves like real light, and environments I build by hand. I’ve been designing since I was a kid, and along the way I fell in love with 3D motion and digital experiences.

How a project works

I start by finding your brand’s soul: listening to what you want someone to feel in their first five seconds. Then I build that feeling into a living world, and you watch it grow at every step.

Seed. We talk. I ask the questions no brief would: why you started, who it’s really for, what you’d never want to be. Then I show you the first sketch of your world, before a single line of code.

Grow. This is where it starts to breathe. I build your world by hand: the light, the textures, the way it moves when someone scrolls. You see it live as it grows, and nothing moves forward until it feels like you.

Bloom. Then your world goes live. Built to run smoothly on every screen, from a phone to a studio monitor. The day it opens, people don’t just visit your brand, they step inside it. And it keeps growing with you.

Selected work

Island Villas - luxury living. A villa development where the location is the product. One aerial take, scrubbed frame by frame against the scroll: the visitor drives the descent to the terrace and feels the place before booking a viewing. Design & build, Hebrew (right to left), 2026.

Woodie Epoxy - art & craft. A CNC workshop whose customers arrive with a thing they want made, not with the name of a service. Two questions anyone can answer by looking turn into a complete Hebrew WhatsApp message in the customer’s own voice - an enquiry that arrives already written. Design & build, Hebrew (right to left), 2026.

Halcyon - tech & nature. A plant-growth device that works by being ignored, where stillness had to read as sophistication. Real depth with no 3D anywhere: flat cutouts moving at different rates in a CSS perspective, so a product that shows almost nothing still feels worth wanting. Design & build, product brand, 2026.

See them inside the studio itself: Selected work.

Questions

What is a 3D website?
A website built as a live 3D scene in the browser, with WebGL, instead of flat pages. Light, depth and motion respond as the visitor scrolls and moves. Nothing to install - it opens like any other site.

What technology does NIVOZ use?
WebGL and Three.js for the worlds, custom shaders for the light and materials, and environments built by hand for each brand.

Do 3D websites work on phones?
Yes. Every NIVOZ site is built to run smoothly on every screen, from a phone to a studio monitor, and adapts its detail to the device it runs on.

Who is behind NIVOZ?
Niv Oz, a designer based in Israel. NIVOZ is his one-person studio: one designer from the first idea to launch.

Can you build a site in Hebrew?
Yes. Two of the selected projects, Island Villas and Woodie Epoxy, are Hebrew, right-to-left sites.

How do I start a project?
Write through the contact form - tell me about your project, and I’ll answer within a day.

Let’s build something extraordinary

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