11 hospitality prototypes — 5 completed, 6 in development.
Golf and private clubs, lodges, and a growing footprint into restaurants and multi-property groups — our deepest current proof of work in luxury hospitality.
Golf resort brand website
A destination-facing website presenting the course, membership tiers, and amenities with the visual discipline of a luxury hospitality brand.
The Vision
Members of a private club aren't visitors evaluating whether to book — they're stakeholders who notice immediately when a website feels like a generic template. We wanted to prove a golf resort's website could feel like a natural extension of the club's own identity, not an imposition from outside.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: Complete.
A restaurant website
A website in development for a restaurant, our first project in this specific hospitality sub-sector.
The Vision
Restaurant websites live or die on a handful of decisions — can you see the menu immediately, can you book a table in two taps. We're treating this as a chance to prove the same discipline scales down to a single-location business.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: In development.
An international luxury hospitality group website
A website in development for an internationally recognized luxury hospitality group, our most prominent hospitality engagement in progress.
The Vision
Working with a globally recognized hospitality brand raises the bar on every design decision — there's no margin for the site to feel like a regional adaptation rather than a genuine extension of the brand.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: In development.
A coastal private members' club website
A website for a coastal private members' club combining golf, beach access, and residential ownership under one integrated brand.
The Vision
This club sells three genuinely different things — a day visit, a golf membership, and a residential purchase — from the same homepage. The design challenge was letting each visitor self-select without the site feeling scattered.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: Complete.
A private golf club website
A completed website for a private golf club, presenting membership tiers and course facilities with the same brand discipline as our other club work.
The Vision
No two clubs want to look like each other. The discipline is applying one design philosophy across genuinely distinct brand identities without the work feeling templated from one club to the next.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: Complete.
A capital-city golf club website
A completed website for a long-established golf club, balancing heritage and tradition with a modern, membership-focused digital presence.
The Vision
Established clubs often have the opposite problem newer properties have — so much history that the website can feel like a museum instead of an invitation. We designed for both at once.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: Complete.
A luxury safari lodge website
A completed prototype for a luxury safari lodge brand, translating an in-person guest experience built on remoteness and exclusivity into a digital presence that doesn't undercut either.
The Vision
A safari lodge sells a feeling before it sells a room — the website has to carry that feeling as convincingly as the property itself does.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: Complete.
A golf resort website
A website in development for a golf resort property, extending our golf and club work into the resort accommodation space.
The Vision
Resorts add a layer clubs don't have to deal with — actual overnight stays, room types, and booking flows — on top of everything a club website already needs to do.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: In development.
A private conservancy lodge website
A website in development for a lodge on a private wildlife conservancy, where conservation messaging is as central to the brand as the accommodation itself.
The Vision
Conservancy lodges are selling conservation as much as comfort — the site has to make the case for both without either one feeling like a compromise.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: In development.
A second luxury safari lodge property website
A website in development for an additional luxury lodge property under an operator we've worked with before, extending an established visual language to a new location.
The Vision
Extending a brand's design language to a second property means it has to feel consistent without feeling identical — different landscape, different story, same standard.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: In development.
A multi-property hospitality group website
A website in development for a hospitality group operating multiple distinct properties, unifying them under one digital presence without flattening what makes each property different.
The Vision
Multi-property groups face the same challenge as multi-site museums or hospitals — one coherent identity, without every property feeling like a copy of the others.
View Live Prototype ↗Status: In development.
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