Oceanside Hotel.

Brand Identity. Web Design.

Name change, new brand & website, newly refurbished hotel. Newquay's Oceanside Lifestyle Hotel.

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The Oceanside Website Displayed how it would be viewed on Tablets. The website was built and designed by Oracle Design

Cornwall’s newest lifestyle hotel, Oceanside in Newquay. Previously named the Carnmarth Hotel, the owners took the opportunity to completely re-vamp the hotel, its offerings, target audience, branding and website, to bring it in line with the modern day clientele.

Oceanside Website is shown on a Laptop. Designed and built by Oracle Design
Oceanside brand graphic with lifestyle quotes. Designed by Oracle Design

Hotel Re-Brand.

It almost doesn’t get quite as big as re-naming and re-modelling an already successful hotel, so bold branding was crucial to the new look and feel of a ‘Lifestyle Hotel’. We took the client through the paces from concept to reality, logo design, typography, colour and graphical elements. This style guide was then implemented on marketing material, print design, social and signage.

Products and clothing displaying the Oceanside brand and logo. Design is by Oracle Design
An External Photo of The Oceanside Hotel showing the Branding created by Oracle Design
The Oceanside Website Displayed how it would be viewed on Mobile and on Tablet. The website was built and designed by Oracle Design
The Oceanside Website Displayed how it would be viewed on Mobile and on Tablet. The website was built and designed by Oracle Design

Website Design & Build.

Once the brand was locked in, we moved onto a complete re-design and build of the new website. Each individual page was designed bespoke and built from scratch into a WordPress theme. We developed their sitemap, focussed on visual impact and user friendly navigation, along with more detail and depth to the website. The website can be seen here: www.oceansidehotel.co.uk

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