The Beanstalk has been crafting legendary events and unforgettable brand experiences for over 14 years. Our journey with them began with creating a custom WordPress platform featuring an event management system that showcases their creative excellence. In 2024, we elevated their digital presence through a technology upgrade, transitioning from Elementor to Bricks, while implementing their refreshed visual identity. The enhanced platform continues to empower their team to showcase their stunning portfolio of events, from intimate gatherings to large-scale productions.
The Beanstalk Website Refresh 2024
Aduna Superfood Blends Pouch Packaging
We collaborated with Aduna to design the packaging for their Advanced Superfood Blends—a collection of organic, vegan, and gluten-free powders crafted to enhance various aspects of health and well-being. Each blend is meticulously formulated with nutrient-dense superfoods, adaptogens, and botanicals, targeting specific health benefits.
Working closely with the Aduna team, our design approach focused on reflecting the vibrant essence of each blend, ensuring the packaging not only captures attention but also communicates the products’ unique benefits and natural origins.
Margot Van Der Westhuizen Website
Margot Van Der Westhuizen transforms outdoor spaces into living works of art, where architecture meets nature in perfect harmony. We created a visual-first WordPress platform that showcases her stunning landscape designs, from intimate city courtyards to expansive country gardens. Built with Elementor, the website features an intuitive content management system that allows Margot to share her latest projects and media features, while elegant gallery layouts bring her garden transformations to life. The clean, sophisticated design reflects the same attention to detail that she brings to each of her landscape projects.
International Surf School Microsite / one-page website
Microsite / one-page website for The International Surf Scool based in Plettenberg Bay, South Africa – established in 1999.