Web · 2026 · Editorial journal

Salt & Stone

01 — Overview

Salt & Stone homepage

The homepage, a faithful three-column hero, type beside a single quiet portrait.

02 — The brief

A considered editorial brand needed a site to match: type-first, slow, with whitespace and structure doing the work. Less reportage than record: each piece made to sit with, not scroll past.

Interior study
03 — The approach

Built in Next.js with GSAP: homepage, journal index and a long-form article template. A three-serif system, offset reading columns, staggered margins and varied aspect ratios, on a strict paper / olive / sage palette. Original copy written for every article.

Interior study

Salt & Stone journal index

The journal, a 12-column masonry index with staggered, asymmetric placement.

04 — Objects

A quieter object thread runs through the journal: single pieces given room and light, photographed to be considered rather than consumed.

Object study
Pages
Home
Journal
Identity
Paper
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Olive
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Sage
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Typeface
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Averia Serif Libre (display) over Ancizar Serif Light (body), Albert Sans labels: restraint, whitespace, type doing the work.

Voice

Calm, contemplative, material-led. Short declarative sentences, no hype. “Each piece is photographed and written to sit with, not to scroll past.”

Live
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Spec
Scope
Front-end design · build
Stack
Next.js · Tailwind · GSAP
Type
Averia · Ancizar · Albert Sans
Status
Live
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