Design Concepts

Hospitality & Experiences

Restaurants, cafés, salons, spas, event venues, boutique hotels. Your space already has the atmosphere. Your website should carry the same energy. We design sites that do the work before the visit: menus that are easy to browse, reservations that are easy to book, galleries that make people feel something, and details laid out so clearly that no one has to call to ask.

a moody cocktail bar and live music venue in Brooklyn. The strongest design decision is the dark charcoal-and-amber palette with warm candlelit photography, which makes the entire site feel like you’re already sitting at the bar.

Kindled

a modern day spa and salon in Charleston built around intentional self-care rituals. The strongest design decision is the dusty rose-and-taupe palette with soft natural light photography, which makes the site feel like a deep breath before you’ve even booked.

Maren

a boutique hospitality brand built around curated travel experiences and cultural immersion. The strongest design decision here is the warm terracotta-and-olive palette paired with editorial Mediterranean photography, which immediately sells the feeling of being there before a single word is read.

Terrasa

a farm-to-table restaurant in rural Vermont built around seasonal tasting menus and communal dining. The strongest design decision is the sage-and-cream palette with botanical line art accents, which makes the site feel like an extension of the land it sources from.

Soil & Stone

a six-room coastal bed-and-breakfast in Rockport, Maine with farm breakfasts and curated local guides. The strongest design decision is the navy-and-sand palette with that “Discover the Town” section of illustrated local picks, which sells the whole experience of the stay, not just the room.

Wren & Fig