SkyObs, a green advisory services firm, works with companies to incorporate sustainability into their operations in ways that lower long-term costs and increase profitability. To coordinate with founder Joseph DellaTorre’s speaking engagement at the Green IT and Telecom Summit in San Francisco, the company needed a website that was professional, engaging, and focused on the type of customers he and his team worked best with. 

On an intense three-week deadline, the zen kitchen worked with SkyObs to fine-tune and carefully target content, create imagery, and build a slick, Wordpress-based website that the SkyObs team can update as often as they need to. 

Botsford EcoTech Partners, formerly 5-Trees, needed a brochure that they could use to reach out to their potential clients. Deciding against another paper brochure, they chose instead to do an eco-friendly PDF brochure that they could not only make available on their website, but they could e-mail to contacts who requested more information.

Olive and Bean needed an identity and site for their upcoming boutique, in Las Vegas’s Centennial Springs neighborhood. The eco-friendly boutique offers a variety of beautiful, well-designed home goods, baby toys and body care products. They needed a look that was simple, elegant, and clearly aimed at the high-end audience they were looking to attract.

Working with the boutique’s founder, Alina Anderson, the zen kitchen created a complete identity package, and a website that perfectly balanced form and function, using a robust content management system so that Alina can update her own copy and post to the store’s blog. See the website in action at oliveandbeanboutique.com.