Website for a bespoke kitchen maker
A dark, richly animated concept site for a fictional Bristol kitchen maker: a hero that opens like a cabinet door, a sideways-scrolling gallery and cards that tilt in the light.
- Category
- Home & interiors
- Business
- Burr & Pell, bespoke kitchen maker
- Status
- Concept. Burr & Pell is a fictional business.
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A real, working site: every page, link and form works, but nothing is sent and the business is fictional. Photos from Unsplash, credited on the site's About page.
How I'd approach it.
Sell the craft, not the catalogue
Bespoke makers compete on care, not price. Slow, tactile motion and big photography let people feel the timber before they ever book a visit.
A hero people remember
The opening image starts as a cabinet door and swings open to fill the screen as you scroll. It's the brand in one gesture, and it gives people a reason to keep going.
One clear next step
Every page leads to a single action, booking a design visit, with a short form that asks only what a maker needs to call back.
Considered underneath
Animations respect the reduced-motion setting, the custom cursor only appears on devices with a mouse, and each kitchen is one entry of data that builds its card, page and gallery slot.
Make kitchens, joinery or furniture? Let’s build a website that shows the craft.
Tell me a little about your business and what you need: a new website, better visibility on Google, or someone reliable to look after things. I'll reply personally.