WEALWAVE PRODUCTS / BOTANICAL EDITORIAL

Verdant Grove

A website with
room to grow.

An expressive digital home for garden studios. Let people picture their space, understand your approach and begin a thoughtful project conversation.

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Fictional website showcase. Explore the demo or prepare a draft brief.

VERDANT GROVE / THE ACTUAL WEBSITE
Actual desktop homepage of the expanded Verdant Grove demo
Garden design.
A botanical field journal.
22

Connected pages

A complete studio journey, from inspiration to a sample brief.

06

Garden concepts

Six distinct spaces with planting, materials and original plans.

12

Plant entries

A searchable palette with conditions and regional sources.

A WEBSITE FOR YOUR WORLD

Help people imagine
what comes next.

The demo represents a fictional residential garden studio in coastal BC. Its structure can be adapted to a real business, its audience and an agreed content plan.

01

Garden design studios

Explain your approach through generous garden stories, practical services and a clear route to a project brief.

02

Planting specialists

Connect planting palettes to light, moisture and seasonal interest, with room for thoughtful explanations.

03

Small-space designers

Make courtyards, terraces and compact gardens feel considered through detailed imagery and useful context.

THE CUSTOMER JOURNEY

Inspiration becomes
a useful conversation.

Actual discover a direction screen

01 / EXPLORE THE EXPERIENCE

Discover a direction

Garden stories describe the brief, conditions and design decisions, helping a visitor recognize what matters in their own space.

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Actual explore the living palette screen

02 / EXPLORE THE EXPERIENCE

Explore the living palette

Plant notes and filters connect visual inspiration with conditions, seasonal interest and care.

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Actual prepare a starting brief screen

03 / EXPLORE THE EXPERIENCE

Prepare a starting brief

A guided questionnaire turns interests and observations into a reviewable, downloadable sample summary.

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THE WEBSITE, IN CONTEXT

One identity.
Different ways to explore.

Garden imagery leads the experience. Practical information stays clear, with deliberate changes of scale and composition across the site.

THE DESKTOP EXPERIENCE
Actual Verdant Grove desktop homepage viewport

A botanical first impression.

Oversized sculptural leaves lead a green botanical opening. Raised principle panels and mixed material tiles establish a distinctive visual rhythm.

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Actual sheltered courtyard concept page in the Verdant demo

A GARDEN STORY / WITH SUBSTANCE

The place behind the picture.

Each garden connects an imagined brief to site conditions, original schematic plans, materials, plant inspiration and care. The scenes are explicitly illustrative concepts.

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Actual four-season courtyard interface with spring selected

FOUR SEASONS / ONE CONSISTENT PLACE

Give the garden more than one moment.

Deliberate seasonal controls change the image and observations together. Spring growth, summer fullness, autumn colour and winter structure share the same courtyard layout.

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Actual plant-library filters and botanical specimen cards

A CURATED PLANT LIBRARY

Beauty, with conditions attached.

Twelve illustrated plant entries pair botanical names with growing conditions and regional sources. Filters and inspiration selections help visitors explore a direction without pretending to generate a planting plan.

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Actual guided sample-brief review with fictional non-personal answers

FROM INSPIRATION TO A BRIEF

A clear next step, at their own pace.

Four guided steps gather space, priorities and project expectations into an editable sample summary. Copy, TXT download and print are available; the demo sends and saves nothing.

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THE IMAGE DIRECTION

Green, stone and a sense of place.

Explore each image, the visual idea behind it and its role in the website.

Dimensional leaves in green, sage and bronze

IMAGE 01

A botanical first impression

Sculptural leaf textures establish the botanical identity and connect it to natural materials.

In the website

The dominant botanical opening, with supporting imagery on the FAQ page.

Original generated artwork
The Sheltered Courtyard — original illustrative garden scene

IMAGE 02

The Sheltered Courtyard

Imagine an enclosed courtyard where the view from the house matters as much as the place to sit. Keep a clear route through the planting and create a sheltered pause at the far end.

In the website

The garden collection and The Sheltered Courtyard concept story, with a seasonal study.

Original generated artwork
The Family Grove — original illustrative garden scene

IMAGE 03

The Family Grove

Make an everyday garden with somewhere to eat, an open place to play and planted edges that feel connected to the house.

In the website

The garden collection and The Family Grove concept story.

Original generated artwork
The Sunwash Border — original illustrative garden scene

IMAGE 04

The Sunwash Border

Turn a sunny edge into a generous planting story with a clear path, repeated shapes and interest beyond a single flowering moment.

In the website

The garden collection and The Sunwash Border concept story.

Original generated artwork
The Woodland Threshold — original illustrative garden scene

IMAGE 05

The Woodland Threshold

Give the entrance a legible route, soften its edges and make the first view feel settled into a woodland setting.

In the website

The garden collection and The Woodland Threshold concept story.

Original generated artwork
The Pocket Terrace — original illustrative garden scene

IMAGE 06

The Pocket Terrace

Make room for a morning drink and a planted view in a small ground-level outdoor space, using a limited family of containers.

In the website

The garden collection and The Pocket Terrace concept story.

Original generated artwork
The Dusk Garden — original illustrative garden scene

IMAGE 07

The Dusk Garden

Create a place to pause after the day, with a sheltered seat, a layered view and a planting structure that remains present through winter.

In the website

The garden collection and The Dusk Garden concept story.

Original generated artwork

THE BRAND SYSTEM

Every detail has
somewhere to belong.

The palette, type, icons and patterns connect the studio’s botanical character to useful, readable interfaces.

01 / COLOUR

Grounded in the garden.

Foundation

#123F35

Forest green anchors the opening and primary actions; cream copy provides contrast.

Supporting tone

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Sage supports planting and seasonal surfaces, rather than small body text.

Highlight

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Warm cream connects the website to paper, stone and natural materials.

Character accent

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Bronze appears in the leaf artwork and material story, adding warmth without another interface accent.

Forest green #123F35 supports readable interface actions. Sage, cream and bronze are supporting tones; small text uses a darker foreground.

02 / TYPOGRAPHY

Editorial, with a practical side.

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Inter bold display / Inter reading and controls

Display · Inter 700
Less perfect. More alive.
Body · Inter 400
Observe the light. Make room for change.
Controls · Inter 600
Plan your garden ↗

Bold Inter headings, cream reading text and tactile green surfaces connect the demonstration to this product page.

03 / INSTALLED ICONS

Small, useful signals.

Leaf
Sunlight
Water
Planting
Garden path
Seasons

Leaf marks support the wordmark. Sunlight and water identify growing conditions; planting introduces the library; path and seasons support exploration.

These coordinated SVGs are installed in this demo. They support labels and never replace the garden or plant imagery.

04 / PATTERN APPLICATIONS

Texture, at the edges.

VERDANT GROVERoom for a
little wildness.
A quieter supporting layer.

Branching lines echo leaf veins around the closing invitation, leaving essential text clear.

The pattern belongs on supporting surfaces. Large garden scenes and botanical specimens carry the visual story.

MAKE IT YOUR OWN

A clear starting package.
A wider possibility.

THE FIVE-PAGE STARTING PACKAGE

What the starting price covers.

  • Five responsive website pages
  • Reference-led visual direction
  • Draft brand guidelines and asset boards
  • Working navigation and labelled sample interactions
  • Two consolidated revision rounds
  • Content and handover scope agreed before delivery

5 pages and 2 consolidated revision rounds.

THE EXPANDED WEBSITE SHOWCASE

What can be scoped further.

This 22-page demonstration includes six garden stories, a twelve-entry plant library, seasonal views, editorial content and a guided sample brief.

  • Your own brand, audience and approved content
  • Additional garden stories and page layouts
  • Agreed content assistance and supported additions
  • Custom development for expanded interactive tools

The full showcase is not included automatically in the five-page package. Its pages, tools and content require a separately agreed scope and price.

FROM DIRECTION TO DELIVERY

A practical path
to your own website.

  1. 01

    Explore

    Try the live demo and note the pages or interactions that fit your idea.

  2. 02

    Prepare

    Describe your goal, audience and what you would adapt in a private draft.

  3. 03

    Keep your draft

    Review and copy the brief when ready. Nothing is sent.

What is included in this expanded demonstration?

Twenty-two connected pages, six illustrative garden concepts, twelve researched plant entries, seasonal views, field notes and a guided sample brief. It represents a fictional coastal BC studio; no enquiries, accounts, appointments or payments are connected.

Are these real garden projects?

The gardens, planting scenes and studio stories are illustrative concepts. Website screenshots are actual captures of the implemented demonstration. No completed client work or measured results are implied.

Are the brand assets ready for final use?

The version 4 toolkit documents the original artwork, installed icons and draft guidance. Final business identity, asset rights and licences are agreed during customization.

YOUR NEXT CHAPTER

Make room for
your own natural world.

Start with the direction. Shape the website around your business.

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