Restaurant
Vuur — a restaurant with character
A dark restaurant design with room for food photography, a menu and a clear way to book a table.
Restaurant designConcept directions
The right design depends on what the customer needs to decide.
Each example uses a different market, content order and next step. A real project starts with your offer, content and proof.
Professional service
Noor — a calm welcome
A quieter design that helps visitors understand your services, read about your practice and get in touch.
Professional service design
Local business
Groenderij — show the work you do
A warm design with space for project photos, your services and the area you work in.
Local business designHow to read these examples.
- It shows how current VURM designs look on phones and larger screens
- It shows that concepts can be adapted to different service and hospitality contexts
- Use your own business information, photos and customer feedback before publishing
- Verified case studies will be added only with permission and evidence
A prospective client can use these examples to discuss visual fit, but the proposal must still define the actual pages, content, functions, accessibility and acceptance criteria.
For a first check of your own website, use the free Website Review. You can also read how VURM works, what it costs and which terms apply.
Frequently asked questions
What to confirm before deciding.
Can I adapt these designs?
Yes. Choose a direction, then use your own business information, photos and copy before publishing.
Will my website use one of these designs?
The final website follows the agreed offer, content, audience and functions. A design is a starting point, not a finished website.
Can I request a similar visual direction?
You can identify qualities you prefer, such as editorial, restrained or warm. VURM will still test whether that direction supports your actual content and customer journey.