Harvest Table
From the field to your fork.
Harvest Table is a seasonal farm-to-table restaurant in the Franschhoek valley, and the identity is deliberately quiet: paper and stone surfaces, one hairline, and photography left to speak on its own. Olive is structural rather than decorative, and terracotta appears only where the eye needs to be sent.
Visit the live site01 — Color System
The palette
Five roles — primary, secondary, accent, background, and text — balanced for contrast, hierarchy, and a consistent feel across every application.
Olive
#5F6E4C
Stone
#EAE5DA
Terracotta
#B5673F
Paper
#F4F1EA
Ink
#22241D
02 — Typography
Type pairing
Cormorant sets the tone in headlines, paired with Inter for readable, unobtrusive body copy.
Aa
The quick brown fox
ABCDEFGHIJKLM · abcdefghijklm · 0123456789
Aa
From the field to your fork. Considered typography keeps the Harvest Table voice clear across every touchpoint, from packaging to product.
03 — Applications
The system in use
The same palette and type system, applied across stationery, packaging, and digital.
Business cards
Packaging
Harvest Table
Farm-to-Table
Website
From the field to your fork.
Harvest Table is a seasonal farm-to-table restaurant in the Franschhoek valley, and the identity is deliberately quiet: paper and stone surfaces, one hairline, and photography left to speak on its own.
04 — Usage Guidelines
Getting it right
- 1
Set Cormorant large and light, and reserve italic for one word a sentence.
- 2
Every label is 10px Inter in wide caps; every rule is a single hairline.
- 3
Terracotta marks a chapter index or one link, never a filled button.