Feels like home
Warm photography and friendly copy that make a first-time visitor feel welcome straight away.
Learn moreYour neighbourhood, online
Hearth is for the family-run shop on the corner — warm colour, honest type, room to breathe. It says “come in, we’ve got you” before a single word is read.
Typography
A slab serif with soft corners carries the headlines; a humanist sans does the talking. The pairing reads honest and unpretentious at every size.
Display — Bitter 700 / italic
Pull up a chair.
Heading scale
Heading one, big & warm
Heading two, the section voice
Heading three, a quieter cue
Eyebrow · small-caps label
Body — Mulish 400 / 1.72
Good copy on a local site sounds like a person, not a brochure. Mulish keeps long paragraphs easy on the eye — rounded terminals, open counters, a generous line height. It pairs with Bitter the way a friendly voice pairs with a steady handshake. Numbers line up neatly too — like 7 days, 12 months, 1998.
Type that smiles, not type that sells.
Colourway
An earthy, hand-made palette. Warm neutrals do most of the work; terracotta and olive are the accents that make it feel lived-in.
Note: small body-size text uses slightly deepened terracotta (#A84E2C) and olive (#55633D) so every label clears WCAG AA contrast on cream — the brief tones stay for fills and large elements.
Components
Cards lead with a warm image, carry a hand-drawn icon, and round every corner. Nothing sharp, nothing cold.
Warm photography and friendly copy that make a first-time visitor feel welcome straight away.
Learn morePlain language, real prices, no fine print. The kind of openness that builds trust on the first visit.
Learn moreTap-to-call, simple enquiry forms and clear hours, so getting in touch is never a chore.
Learn moreWhat people say
“It feels like them — warm, straightforward, the place everyone on the street already knows. The website finally caught up.”
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