Graham is another client that I have sourced with the help of beautiful DFM website. We wanted a clean, slick site and I love the blues we chose to keep it cool - making the wood look warm and keeping it as the focus of the site. Graham also added a Wordpress Blog which he is already using to good effect.

Crown Storage had a flash site that needed bringing more in line with their company brand and we were really happy with the results as it was particularly hard to use the Union Jack in any kind of 'suave' design.

A website for the Devon Furniture Makers Association to allow them to show off their work collectively and share marketing/PR costs. A secure admin panel for adding/editing members and a dedicated admin panel for each member to edit their own page and upload images and contact details. Slick, simple, accessible and functional - leaving the furniture to take the starring role.

Alice Tatham wanted a website to show off her fashion accessories and make them available for purchase on-line to her registered trade partners. The project ended up being a complete branding exercise and a successful one at that - very pleased and looking forward to phase 2 that may include full ecommerce.

Fiona is an equestrian photographer and she wanted to make her photos available on-line for purchase immediately after taking them. The site was built from the ground up and has an easy to use facility for Fiona to upload events, images and descriptions etc. Less is more was the phrase for this design and it is quietly complex, a very powerful and easy to use website. The project also included the logo design and subsequent branding.

Tjeerd Hendel-Blackford makes beautiful furniture and he wanted a beautiful website to show it off. Tjeerd had a very good idea of what he wanted and took me out of my comfort zone, the result was a site that still looks stunning to me now. Admittedly it isn't my MOST access friendly design and it is very indulgent ... but deservedly so.