Ivory ink illustrations of bread, wine, flowers and a place setting gathered on the right of a claret background

Case study — 05Hospitality2026

At Yours.

An invitation to feel at home.

Discipline
Brand identity & web design
Sector
Private dining & events
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01 The brief

Good food.
A place for everyone.

At Yours brings the warmth of a shared meal into a brand and website. The brief: give personal hospitality a distinctive identity and make planning a gathering feel approachable, from choosing a menu to sharing the details of an evening.

At Yours homepage pairing a welcoming headline with an illustrated menu, bread and wine
Exhibit 01 — The invitation

A menu becomes the centerpiece of the homepage, surrounded by the small details of a shared meal.

02 The identity

Set the tone.
Then set the table.

Claret, butter and linen give the identity its warmth. Young Serif brings character to the headlines; Bricolage Grotesque keeps the practical details easy to read. The serving-cloche mark and ink-style illustrations carry the same invitation across the site.

At Yours wordmark and serving-cloche symbol on linen, claret, butter and petal grounds
Exhibit 02 — Identity & mood

A compact identity holds together across four colors, different scales and the illustrated world around it.

03 The decisions

Three choices.
One clear direction.

The illustrated opening sets the table before the homepage arrives. Visitors can move straight into the site, while reduced-motion preferences bypass the introduction. The same bread, wine and botanical details return throughout the experience.

Three complete menus and occasion-specific enquiry links turn an open-ended service into choices a visitor can understand. Guest count, date, location and dietary needs are collected together in the enquiry flow.

The townhouse anchors the hosting process; bread and wine frame the menus; cake marks the celebration invitation. The artwork connects each section to the occasion it describes.

Claret hosting section with a townhouse illustration and three steps for planning a gathering
Exhibit 03 — The hosting experience

The service unfolds in three simple steps: share the occasion, choose a menu, and pull up a chair.

04 The finished project

A welcome, carried through.

The finished project connects an illustrated opening, a service-led homepage, three complete menus, an about page and an enquiry experience. Each page carries the same warm palette, expressive type and table-setting details.

What the build delivers

Menu discovery
Three complete menus let hosts explore the food before making an enquiry.
Enquiry structure
Date, guest count, location, and dietary needs are collected together in the enquiry flow.
A consistent welcome
Illustration, typography, and the warm palette connect the opening, menus, and hosting experience.