Wave Flute Navbar is a premium floating navbar with a distinctive fluted glass surface. Thirteen vertical glass slats move through a synchronized wave loop, complemented by refined link interactions, an animated logo, a polished CTA, and a responsive mobile drawer.
Built entirely with native Framer elements and fully editable on the canvas. Customize the logo, accent color, glass highlights, pattern tint, navigation labels, links, CTA, spacing, typography, and responsive layouts without code.
Just a few ideas, use it anywhere you want navigation to feel more distinctive and refined:
Portfolio websites
Design studios
Creative agencies
Architecture firms
Interior design brands
Fashion websites
Editorial websites
Luxury brands
Personal websites
Atelier websites
Premium Framer templates
Modern landing pages
If you ship something cool with it, post it on X and tag me @Matthias_Oel, or send it over. I’d love to see what you create.
Questions or feedback? Reach me anytime: matthias@lmvision.de or on X @Matthias_Oel.
Wave Flute Navbar is a premium floating navbar with a distinctive fluted glass surface. Thirteen vertical glass slats move through a synchronized wave loop, complemented by refined link interactions, an animated logo, a polished CTA, and a responsive mobile drawer.
Built entirely with native Framer elements and fully editable on the canvas. Customize the logo, accent color, glass highlights, pattern tint, navigation labels, links, CTA, spacing, typography, and responsive layouts without code.
Just a few ideas, use it anywhere you want navigation to feel more distinctive and refined:
Portfolio websites
Design studios
Creative agencies
Architecture firms
Interior design brands
Fashion websites
Editorial websites
Luxury brands
Personal websites
Atelier websites
Premium Framer templates
Modern landing pages
If you ship something cool with it, post it on X and tag me @Matthias_Oel, or send it over. I’d love to see what you create.
Questions or feedback? Reach me anytime: matthias@lmvision.de or on X @Matthias_Oel.
