Five directions for the site

Each is a real, working page — built with your own project photography. We narrowed eight early sketches to these five, so each one asks a genuinely different question rather than repeating the last. Open any of them and leave your thoughts, section by section, using the tab on the right edge.

Framed — the way you actually build The page is laid out in the order a project runs: plans, selections, construction, the final layer. Uses the square rule already sitting in your logo, and the DH monogram pulled out of it as a standalone mark. Thin Bodoni serif on your brand-board browns. The one concept that argues your construction knowledge structurally rather than claiming it in a sentence. Newest · strategy-led Editorial — picture-forward Big rotating photography, a thin Cormorant serif with a script accent, cleaner lines — the Studio McGee / Ashley Ferguson / Kendra Scott feel you pointed to. Luxury and photo-first, leading with full-service design + build. From your meeting Brand Board — your documented identity Your actual brand board, executed: Forum serif, the full brown palette (#E8E4DE–#26251F), script accents. The most faithful to who you already say you are — and nothing your live site currently uses. Your brand board Gold — your logo colour Your current sans type, with the gold that’s already 47% of your logo (#8F7840) on the wordmark and rules; a deepened #625737 keeps buttons legible. The lower-risk evolution of what you have now. Sans evolution Spunky — personality The brave one. Editorial scale, copy with a pulse — a test of how much of your fun, silly, honest side belongs on the site. Nobody would confuse it with a neighbour.