An editorial inspired website created for a traditional Suffolk pargetter, designed to showcase handcrafted lime plasterwork, heritage craftsmanship and bespoke commissions in a more refined and visually engaging way.
The aim of the website was to move away from a basic portfolio layout and create something that felt more immersive, atmospheric and visually distinctive.
The design uses spacious editorial style layouts, restrained typography and large photography to allow the decorative plasterwork to become the focus of the experience while reinforcing the heritage nature of the craft.
The website also needed to feel approachable and easy to navigate for both private clients and heritage restoration projects.
The website includes a flexible project gallery, simplified navigation and carefully structured content designed to support both visual storytelling and search visibility.
Large imagery plays a central role throughout the design, helping communicate the texture, depth and hand crafted nature of the lime plasterwork more effectively online.
The responsive layout also ensures the website works smoothly across mobiles, tablets and desktop devices while maintaining the more refined editorial presentation.
The finished website feels significantly more distinctive, professional and visually engaging while remaining simple for visitors to browse.
Improved structure, stronger imagery presentation and responsive layouts help communicate the quality and individuality of the work far more effectively than a conventional trade style website.
The project also helps position the business more confidently within both heritage restoration and bespoke design markets.
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