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Peta

A website for Peta Trading Ltd, a Cypriot manufacturer of decorating tools since 1977, with a full product catalogue of more than 65 items across five categories, animated introductions and bilingual support for more than 12 export markets.

Duration
4 weeks
Year
2026
Industry
Manufacturing
Location
Cyprus
Peta

The challenge

Peta Trading, a Cypriot manufacturer of premium decorating tools for more than 45 years, had an outdated web presence that did not reflect its industrial scale: three manufacturing plants, more than 65 products and exports to more than 12 countries. The company required a modern site to attract international distributors and present its full catalogue.

Our solution

A high-performing website with a product catalogue organised across five categories: brushes, rollers, accessories, trays and abrasives. The design balances industrial credibility with a contemporary aesthetic: gradient introductions, smooth scroll animation and a clear product grid. International trade fair presence and export capability are given prominence to reach international buyers.

  • More than 65 products catalogued
  • Five product categories
  • More than 12 export markets
  • More than 45 years of heritage

Manufacturing · 4 weeks

How it was delivered

Brand refresh

Presented Peta’s 45-year heritage as a clean, professional web identity with teal accents and industrial photography.

Product catalogue

Built a browsable catalogue of more than 65 products across five categories: brushes, rollers, accessories, trays and sets, and abrasives.

International reach

Designed export-focused sections presenting distribution to more than 12 countries, trade fair presence and manufacturing capability.

Performance

Optimised for fast loading with product images loaded on demand, smooth scroll animation and layouts that adapt to every device.

Key insights

  • Presenting manufacturing heritage (established 1977) alongside contemporary design establishes credibility with international distributors.
  • A catalogue organised by use rather than by product code reflects how buyers select tools.
  • Trade fair and export sections placed prominently address the trade visitors seeking a reliable manufacturing partner.