Recognisably Assembly.
Your existing logo and opening photograph remain. Bigger typography and a more confident composition give the brand room to stand out.
A website direction for Assembly Design & Build
Something
worth coming
home to.
You’re building something special in Barnes. Here’s how that could feel online.
See the new direction ↓
Your identity. A bigger first impression.01 / The opportunity
From “coming soon”
to “let’s talk”.
Your current website introduces the name and the services. The next step is to help someone picture what working with Assembly could mean for their home.
A complete homepage can explain the possibilities, make room for your future project stories, and give a homeowner a clear reason to get in touch.
Observed on 25 October 2026: a coming-soon page, three core service categories, an email address and your White Hart Lane location.
View the current website ↗02 / Your new first impression
Watch it
come together.
A confident opening, built around your own identity and the homes your customers want to live in.
What we do · Let’s talk ↗Design & build · Barnes, London
Make room
for living.
Explore the possibilities ↓
A native preview of the homepage opening.
Open the complete concept to explore all three services.
03 / Why this direction
Built around
the right things.
Useful before it’s impressive.
Visitors can explore renovations, extensions and loft conversions, see what to prepare, and start a conversation directly with you.
Ready for your real stories.
The service imagery is clearly illustrative. As your own photography and project details become available, they can take centre stage without inventing a portfolio today.
04 / Over to you
Does this feel
like Assembly?
Hi Max — I’d love to hear what you think. If this feels like the right direction, we can talk through the content and scope for the full website.
Patrick · BEA Digital