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Thornbury Studio

Design studio · Singapore

Websites worth a second look.

contact@thornburystudio.com+65 8805 6769

Design studio · Singapore

Thornbury

Websites worth a second look.

Start a project See the work

01 — Approach

Visuals and words take turns.

What that means on the page

One thing on the screen at a time, with room around it.

02 — Selected work

The whole folio
  1. Veil: an aerial shot of a white car trailing dust across a wide desert plain, mountains on the horizon.

    Fig. 01 — Automotive / Paint protection

    Veil

    The coating you never see.
  2. Wonderyard: a crowd passing beneath a wide wooden entrance arch topped with a fan of oars, flanked by bright geometric banners.

    Fig. 02 — Entertainment / Six worlds

    Wonderyard

    Growing up was optional.
  3. Kiyo: an ordering page headed ‘Dinner, settled in three taps.’ over a photograph of skewers, above a filterable menu grid.

    Fig. 03 — Ordering / Mobile-first

    Kiyo 清

    Dinner, settled in three taps.
  4. Loam: a café home page with espresso pulling into a white cup behind the headline ‘Good coffee, no theatre.’

    Fig. 04 — Café / Thumb-first

    Loam

    Good coffee, no theatre.
  5. Chalkline: a white page headed ‘Renovation you can see before you sign.’ beside a measured floor plan of a four-room flat.

    Fig. 05 — Design-build / Estimator

    Chalk

    Renovation you can see before you sign.
  6. Linia Alva: a red mountain train arriving at a snow-covered station, tracks and pine trees dusted white.

    Fig. 06 — Travel / Scenic railway

    Linia Alva

    One winter day on the White Line.
  7. Neap: a dark, rippled expanse of open sea under low light, standing in for a tasting counter set to the tide.

    Fig. 07 — Dining / Tasting counter

    Neap

    Two menus, written by the moon.

03 — What it costs

The rate is on the page, not behind a form.

See the rates

04 — Studio

Around twenty people, most of them building their first company.

About the studio

Design studio · Singapore

Thornbury

Websites worth a second look.

Start a project See the work

Approach

Visuals and words take turns.

One thing on the screen at a time, with room around it.

Selected work

The whole folio
  1. Veil: an aerial shot of a white car trailing dust across a wide desert plain, mountains on the horizon. Veil on a phone: the first screen, the car on the desert road with Order and The film to hand. 01 / 07 — Automotive / Paint protection VeilThe coating you never see.
  2. Wonderyard: a crowd passing beneath a wide wooden entrance arch topped with a fan of oars, flanked by bright geometric banners. Wonderyard on a phone: the wooden gate and the fan of oars over the name, and Plan a day. 02 / 07 — Entertainment / Six worlds WonderyardGrowing up was optional.
  3. Kiyo: an ordering page headed ‘Dinner, settled in three taps.’ over a photograph of skewers, above a filterable menu grid. Kiyo on a phone: Dinner, settled in three taps, then the mains with prices and a Start an order button. 03 / 07 — Ordering / Mobile-first Kiyo 清Dinner, settled in three taps.
  4. Loam: a café home page with espresso pulling into a white cup behind the headline ‘Good coffee, no theatre.’ Loam on a phone: Good coffee, no theatre, over the espresso pour, with today's hours. 04 / 07 — Café / Thumb-first LoamGood coffee, no theatre.
  5. Chalkline: a white page headed ‘Renovation you can see before you sign.’ beside a measured floor plan of a four-room flat. Chalkline on a phone: Renovation you can see before you sign, a WhatsApp number and a measured floor plan. 05 / 07 — Design-build / Estimator ChalkRenovation you can see before you sign.
  6. Linia Alva: a red mountain train arriving at a snow-covered station, tracks and pine trees dusted white. Linia Alva on a phone: the red train in snow and the line's own clock, 07:12 to Alvagrat. 06 / 07 — Travel / Scenic railway Linia AlvaOne winter day on the White Line.
  7. Neap: a dark, rippled expanse of open sea under low light, standing in for a tasting counter set to the tide. Neap on a phone: the sea, the name, and a tasting counter set to the tide. 07 / 07 — Dining / Tasting counter NeapTwo menus, written by the moon.

What it costs

The rate is on the page, not behind a form.

Promotional
S$500
Fixed
S$800
See the rates

Studio

Two principals and a founding team of around twenty.

How the studio works
Websites worth a second look See the work