Website
An editorial journey, distinct spaces, a gallery and a path to more information.
MAISON AVELINE / SITE & BROCHURE
A place to discover. A story to share.
Presentation concept — fictional identity and illustrative photos
Maison Aveline reinterprets a presentation project for a bistro and living spaces: an immersive website, a six-page brochure and a coherent commercial story.
Read the brochure · 6 pages ↗Fictional name and stock photography from Unsplash. The images do not show the property in the source project. This presentation is not a property listing.
A coherent set of materials
Brochure
Six pages to take the story away: character, hospitality, living spaces and next steps.
Adaptations
A shared direction for preparing social materials and a video narrative.
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The character of a place
A welcoming table, warm light and an evening that lingers. The presentation begins with atmosphere, then guides visitors through the spaces, their uses and useful information.
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Welcome, share, gather
The restaurant section focuses on hospitality. The website structure can introduce the dining room, terrace and service areas without overwhelming visitors with specifications.
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A different pace of life
Living spaces add another dimension: time after service, the possibility of a stay or a different way of living. These images suggest uses without describing an actual property.
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Room for every space
The journey separates the restaurant activity from private spaces. A gallery and concise descriptions give each area a clear role within a shared visual identity.
An atmosphere in pictures
MAISON AVELINE / PDF
A story across formats
Website and brochure share a tone, imagery and hierarchy. Social assets and the source project’s video storyboard inspire campaign continuity without carrying over its identity.
Read the brochure · 6 pages ↗- The character of a place
- Welcome, share, gather
- A different pace of life
- Room for every space
- A story across formats
- From first impression to conversation
Photo credits
Vitalii Kyktov · Gerrie van der Walt · Hannah Busing · Clay Banks · Unsplash License