Stillroom is a website for a therapy practice in Stockbridge, Edinburgh. It explains how therapy starts, introduces eight practitioners, shows the fees in the open and makes the first free call easy to book.



















People looking for therapy are often overwhelmed before they begin. The brief: make the practice feel calm and human, show who the therapists are and what a session costs, and make the first step a short, free call.
We built it bright and quiet: paper, moss and sky with one sorrel accent, one family of type with an italic reserved for a few words, and a photographic set shot in open air and sunlit rooms. Motion follows a slow breath, and every section answers one question a new client asks. Built with Astro, GSAP and Lenis.
A site that feels like the practice: unhurried, clear and honest about cost. Visitors can see each kind of therapy, meet the eight practitioners, look around the house, compare session fees and book a free fifteen-minute call from any page.
Stillroom is a complete website for a therapy practice in a Georgian townhouse in Stockbridge, Edinburgh, with eight therapists who see adults and couples in person and online across the UK. It is built around one idea: a room to breathe.
The home page opens on a woman breathing in the open air beneath a giant serif word, then explains in one sentence what the practice does, shows five ways to start, and walks through how it begins: a free fifteen-minute call, a first session, then your own pace.
Behind it sit a page for each kind of therapy, the practitioners with their own profiles, the house and its rooms, a plain price list from £75 a session, and a booking page for the free call.
The type is Switzer for headings and text, with Instrument Serif italic kept for a few words where the voice softens. The palette is paper, moss, sky and sorrel, and the motion is paced by a breath: four seconds in, six seconds out. Built with Astro, GSAP and Lenis.