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Recent Projects from the Portfolio

  • Art History News

    Art History News

    Bendor Grosvenor is somewhat unique among his colleagues in that he is as much an art historian as he is a commerical dealer. He asked us to produce a bespoke platform for his Art History News blog.

    Running on our InSitu Content Management System, Art History News combines facility for images, videos and links to third-party content, and the blog has enabled Bendor to build upon his existing profile to great effect. Visitor numbers have grown impressively since its launch in the Spring of 2011.

    www.arthistorynews.comLink to the
    Art History News
    website

  • Heart of the Cevennes

    Heart of the Cevennes

    The Heart of the Cevennes was an English-language magazine published in the south of France, and we were commmissioned to oversee design of the print and web versions.

    Ecompassing editorial pages, features, advertisements and online rental modules, the website delivered a comprehensive and interactive version of the printed publication.

    www.heartofthecevennes.comLink to the
    Heart of the Cevennes
    pages

  • Sue Ollemans Oriental Works of Art

    Sue Ollemans Oriental Works of Art

    Sue Ollemans has been dealing in Oriental Works of Art for almost twenty years. Travelling widely to source and exhibit, she needed asked for a completly mobile system, so she could update stock and Exhibition details on the move.

    The Content Management System also includes facility to create discreet, passworded Private Viewing galleries, and has fully editable text areas for updating information across the website.

    www.ollemans.comLink to the
    Sue Ollemans
    website

  • L'Atelier du Cafe

    L'Atelier du Cafe

    Dominique Whitehead established her atelier-based roasting enterprise in 2009. She wanted to convey not just her product, but the spirit in which she created and runs the business.

    Alongside product details, you will find information about her strong links with the producers around the world.

    Using our InSitu CMS, Dominique can sell online, and we will shortly be adding a branded blog to the site, and extending the CMS to other features.

    www.atelier-du-cafe.comLink to the
    Atelier du Cafe
    website

  • Sam Fogg

    Sam Fogg

    Sam Fogg is one of the world's leading specialists in Medieval Art. His website needed to reflect the full range of items in which he deals, and we were also asked to imbue the site with a sense of movement.

    Extensive category dropdowns lead to carousel galleries, which in turn link to 'show/hide' pages of multiple images, especially formatted for printing.

    The website also includes a large exhibition archive, means of purchasing catalogues, and a Press section.

    www.samfogg.comLink to the
    Sam Fogg
    website

  • Forge Lynch

    Oliver Forge Brendan Lynch

    Oliver Forge and Brendan Lynch deal in classical antiquities and Indian art from a discreet premises in London's St James's.

    We built a very simple, elegant site to display to two sides of the business, with switchable modules for the addition of exhibition material

    An extensive archive, and additional 'page-turner' plugins for online catalogues complete the site as a year-round marketing tool.

    www.forgelynch.comLink to the
    Forge Lynch
    website

  • Berwald Oriental Art

    Berwald Oriental Art

    John Berwald deals out of a beautiful gallery in London's Mayfair art district. He asked us for a major overhaul on his existing website.

    We implemented simple, ordered galleries, enhanced with some JQuery 'sliders', and a very attractive treatment of typefaces.

    Gallery pages link to printable descriptions and images, and John also has use of a switchable Fairs/Exhibitions page, plus a large Google map to help new clients locate the gallery.

    www.berwald-oriental.comLink to the
    Berwald Oriental
    website

  • Colin Bowles

    Colin Bowles

    Colin Bowles has established a global reputation as a leader in his field, of mounting and restoration of works of art, and for his installation expertise. He wanted his website to convey a range of images and detail about the kind of work he and his colleagues carry out.

    Elegant information pages, with 'lightbox'-style popups and carefully arranged text deliver the required impression with restrained simplicity.

    We were fortunate to be able to work with photographer Matt Pia on this project, and his images greatly enhance the presentation.

    www.colinbowlesltd.co.ukLink to the
    Colin Bowles
    website

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