Cedar Bloom Farm
( CASE STUDY )
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Context
This one is so close to the heart. I'm so excited to finally share the website I created for Cedar Bloom Farm, home of Spirit Weavers Gathering. This website is media-forward, showcasing Cedar Bloom's beautiful river, land, and facilities through immersive visual storytelling.
Solution
Custom graphic design accompanies throughout, with a color palette that marries the soft pastel glow of Hawaii with the grounded camouflage forest colors of Southern Oregon. All photos have been optimized for mobile and web for faster loading. Technical features include anchor link navigation, sticky sections, custom textured backgrounds, video embeds, image galleries, e-commerce, FAQ accordions, testimonial carousels, swaying floral graphic animations, and in-depth contact forms that collect and re-route separate inquiries for weddings, events & retreats, campground, worktrade applicants, and general inquiries.
Photography by @daughterofthesun_
Rebirth ° Brand Design
Fig. 01, Selected Slides
click to expandFig. 02, Preliminary Mockups
Rebirth ° Website Design
Fig. 03, Desktop Designs
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As a part of our branding process, stock videography was sourced and edited together to enhance visual storytelling. This video was added to the top of the homepage to captivate attention.
Bonus
“Working with Nenah was a dream. Her artistry, depth, and feminine magic extend beyond her work and seep into every interaction you have with her. I was trying to build a website for a new business, and Nenah captured the soul of everything I was trying to express through my business in such a beautiful way that it ended up becoming the blueprint for how the business developed throughout that process. It's hard to put into words.
To say she went above and beyond doesn’t quite sum it up. Nenah put in so much work: researching, finding the most spectacular and fitting imagery, and capturing the brand’s essence. The brand folder she gave me for the website was full of incredible gems—images and artwork—that I now refer to for everything, from my social media to tags and labels.”