A restaurant in the woods north of Copenhagen.
The project
The approach
Studenterkilden has stood at the edge of the forest north of Copenhagen since 1854, a whitewashed inn built around an old spring. The brief was to carry that age into a site that still works like a modern booking tool. We built the experience around a promise the house already makes: it is always yours alone.
The layout gives photography room to breathe. Wide, uncropped images of the half-timbered facade, the greenhouse and the sunlit meeting room sit against generous white space, with a high-contrast serif carrying the headlines. Rather than one flat overview, the house is split into the three ways guests actually arrive: An Evening at Studenterkilden, Meeting Facilities, and Group Events. A wedding enquiry and a Tuesday board meeting never read as the same offer.
Booking stays one tap away without shouting. A single warm CTA follows the scroll into the DinnerBooking flow, while a long-form FAQ answers the questions that decide a venue: parking, capacity, dietary requests, getting there without a car. The site runs bilingually on Webflow CMS, so the team can update seasonal ingredients, packages and menus themselves.
