One seafood house. The brand, the site, the menu, and the social, built as one.
Marée is a fine-seafood restaurant, sea to plate, raw bar, New York. We built it from the name out, so the room, the screen, the table, and the feed all feel like one place.
Four deliverables on one foundation: the brand standard, the website, the digital menu, and the social. Each is shown in full below.
Everything runs on the same marks, the same ocean palette, and the same voice. That is what makes Marée read as one restaurant instead of a stack of vendors, and it is what we build for every client.
The brand book your team actually opens.
Marée, a New York seafood house we built from the name out. Step through the real guidelines: the marks, the palette, the type, the voice, the photography, and the whole system in the wild. This is the standard every brand we build is measured against.
Print designed as carefully as the plate.
The piece a guest actually holds, set in the brand’s own type and ocean palette, with a code on every dish that plays the film of it being made, from the boat to the plate.
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Posts that look like the restaurant.
The same seal, the same ocean blues, the same type as the brand book, cut for a phone. One round of work covers the grid post, the story, and a three card carousel.
A whole profile, not one post.
Tiles are planned nine at a time, so the grid reads as one picture instead of nine loose posts. The profile photo, the highlight covers, and the bio come out of the same kit.
Built to sit together
Photo tiles and type tiles alternate on a set rhythm, so the grid stays readable as it fills up.
Every size covered
Grid at 4:5, story at 9:16, carousel at 1:1. Same artwork, cut for each place it runs.
It matches the table
The seal, the blues, and the type are the ones on the menu and the website. Nothing is invented for social.