New website for Trewithen Restaurant

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This is one of our latest websites to go live and it is for a truly delicious restaurant in Lostwithiel, Cornwall, Trewithen. We started with the brand, creating a logo, and some elements of illustration, menu backs, business cards and bill holders. Then we came to the website.


Trewithen is the perfect balance of first class food with a friendly and personal service. The brand and website needed to reflect their quality, but also the approachable nature of the restaurant.

 To add to the brand, I drew a selection of forks showing the range of their fine dining, and we settled on a colour palette of silver grey and teal blue. The brand also picks up on the circle shape of a plate which we used throughout. 



With the brand in place the next stage was the website. This site is responsive so it will change to fit the format of the device it is viewed on, be that monitor, tablet or mobile.

 The website is beautiful designed to show off the lovely photographs conveying the atmosphere and food. We have large images that set the scene, these can be updated easily to keep the website fresh.

 The Home page has three feature boxes showing their suppliers, reviews and events. The Food and Drink pages have menus that the client can add themselves and the Contact page has an illustrated map. The website also allows them to add reviews, suppliers, events and alter all the text as and when. We have designed a website that will hopefully tempt people to come and try this truly special restaurant out for themselves, it has definitely got our taste buds going! 



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