Marie Severac

Marie Severac

This site from Marie Severac, a gastro e-commerce store out of France (not sure if a physical location too), is simple and clean – which is great when you’re showcasing things like specialty foods. I think there are a few missing pages, but I like the classic left handed nav sidebar with the large block images on the right.

From the Designer: We tried to combine the premium heritage content of the brand with a modern ecommerce structure. The most important thing is to make people hungry when they watch these ravishing products!

Country: France

This site from Marie Severac, a gastro e-commerce store out of France (not sure if a physical location too), is simple and clean – which is great when you’re showcasing things like specialty foods. I think there are a few missing pages, but I like the classic left handed nav sidebar with the large block images on the right.

From the Designer: We tried to combine the premium heritage content of the brand with a modern ecommerce structure. The most important thing is to make people hungry when they watch these ravishing products!

Country: France

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