Nave is a fictional café and cultural space created as a meeting point for drinks, design and live music. Alongside its daily activity, the café presents monthly exhibitions by emerging visual artists and hosts informal performances by independent musicians.

The website was developed as an extension of Nave’s visual identity and physical space. Its design combines a bold colour palette, cohesive typography, large editorial compositions and subtle interactions. The result is a flexible digital system that retains the playful character of the brand while keeping navigation and information clear.

The main page introduces the café and provides direct access to its programme, featured artists, drinks menu, merchandise and open call. Additional pages expand each area: visitors can explore the full monthly programme, discover previous events, view the complete menu, browse items available in store and submit an application for an exhibition or live performance.

An important part of the project is the connection between Nave’s printed communication and its website. Each artist poster includes a QR code that leads directly to that artist’s individual page within the programme. There, visitors can find a biography, performance details and further information about their work. This creates a direct link between the physical posters and the digital experience while giving each participating artist greater visibility.

The website therefore functions as more than an informational platform. It brings together Nave’s different activities in one coherent space.

The home page unrolling out of a laptop into the about and programme pages
The site's pages arranged on a blue ground
The programme, the menu and the open call laid out around a laptop
The open call pages, floating above a laptop
Noah Ellis's page, open beside the month's programme
The home page on a laptop, the store page showing behind it
The drinks menu, the whole page
The monthly programme and the two artist pages, whole
Both pages of the store, whole