Stable Art's New Website

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Recently we completed a website for the arts materials and picture framers, Stable Art. They are tucked away off Bodmin high street in a specially converted, two story stable behind the Shire Hall.

We organised a photoshoot which captured the ambiance of the place - exposed wooden beams and natural light creates the perfect setting for this artistic shop. Our brief was simple, to show what this hidden gem had to offer, and the design focused mainly on making the most of the photography. The owner had an illustration he was proud of, so on the home we see it fading into a photograph to set the scene.


The strong images make each page quite striking, although for the general colour scheme is comprised of muted shades of taupe and gray. Centre stage are the photographs, heavily cropped to reveal the pattern and symmetry in frames, rows of glossy paint and inks.

Every page has a series of pictures subtly fading into the next, and other features include a downloadable price list. The website, I feel, successfully displays the vast array of materials Stable Art offers and reveals its very professional and high quality picture framing service.

Emma Julian

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