27 bento design website examples

Design studios use bento grid layouts to present diverse work in a structured, visually balanced way. The modular format lets each project or service occupy its own cell while the grid ties everything together. These portfolios feel organised without being rigid.

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Why do design studios use bento grids?

They solve the challenge of presenting varied work types in a cohesive way. Different sized cells create hierarchy, and the grid format keeps things structured while allowing visual diversity.

How do bento grids work responsively?

Cells typically reflow from multi-column on desktop to single or two-column on mobile. The key is maintaining meaningful hierarchy at each breakpoint, not just stacking everything vertically.

What are some standout bento design websites?

Notable examples include Dovetail, Lorenzo Cabra, Jack Theobald, Reshaped and Form&Fun . These are just a few of the 27 bento design websites in this collection, each selected for strong visual design and execution.

What platforms are commonly used for bento design websites?

Popular platforms in this collection include Framer, Next.js, Webflow and Readymag. Each brings different strengths for building bento design experiences.

What fonts are popular in bento design website design?

Frequently used typefaces include Inter, Neue Montreal, Jetbrains Mono and GT Walsheim. Typography plays a key role in defining the bento aesthetic across these design websites.