More detail for the tea shop: objects, shelves and curtains give the place its character.
Flemme Tea
E-commerce
website
Concept, illustration, UI, motion and development for Flemme Tea.
The shopping
experience
A look through the live online shop, from the tea shelf to a tea bag with Genmaicha inside. The little physical shop in Gifu is planned for 2027.
Start at the tea shelf.
A small selection of everyday Japanese teas, with room to find a familiar cup.
Tea, in your hand.
Explore the shop inside the phone. Each view scrolls automatically; choose a step or interact with the screen.
Interactive portfolio demo based on the live store. Tea-bag changes stay inside this demo.
Rest is something
you can bring home.
On a farm in New Zealand, the founder met someone who could switch off completely during a break. That feeling stayed with her: flemme.
It echoed the everyday tea-and-snack rituals she knew in Japan. Working in a Dutch matcha café brought the idea closer to a place of her own, with a return to Gifu planned for 2027.
- JapanEveryday tea
- New ZealandPermission to rest
- NetherlandsA cup to share
- Gifu · 2027A planned return



From place
to ritual.
Landscape, streets and shared cups bring the idea close to daily life.
THE VISUAL REFERENCESOpen the moodboard ↗
Borrow a principle.Find a voice.
- Keep the real. Photography anchors the scene in everyday life.
- Add the imagined. Drawing introduces a person, gesture or small story.
- Leave room. Open space lets each image breathe.

One world.
Many small stories.
Uneven ink. Familiar places.
Just enough detail to feel at home.
A place to call home.
A tea shop drawn with familiar details.
The decisions
inside the drawing.
Enlarged details from the tea-shop illustration.
Roof panels repeat, but their edges vary. The silhouette holds the structure together while the line keeps the hand visible.
The kettle keeps its handle and spout; cups keep their open rims. Surface detail falls away so the objects remain readable within the shop.
Fewer lines for a person or cup. Keep the pose and silhouette readable at a small size.
The lightest marks sit in the margins. They guide attention without competing with the photograph.
Typography & colours
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Gaegu carries the welcoming voice.
Manrope keeps navigation clear.
Gaegu gives headlines and notes a personal, handwritten voice.
The field, the wood,
the open sky.
Green connects tea and landscape; brown adds warmth; blue leaves room to breathe.
Fields and tea leaves make the green feel familiar.
Warm wood grounds the everyday tea table.
Open sky gives the palette room to breathe.
Brand typography pairs Gaegu with Manrope.
A journey,
drawn in chapters.
Japan → New Zealand → Netherlands.
Then, a plan to return home.
Draw the scene once, then leave it complete.
A small movement in steam or fabric keeps the place alive.
Long holds give stillness as much importance as movement.

The familiar
things.
Everyday tea culture. A small ritual to carry along.
a little piece of homeA walking character. A swaying curtain. Steam from a cup. Small movements, room to rest.
A live shop.
A next chapter.
The online store is live today. A small physical tea shop in Gifu is planned for 2027.
Online, and ready to explore.
Flemme Tea’s live online store brings the illustrated brand, tea selection, product details and brewing guidance together.
Visit the live store ↗Let the story soften the shop.
Let the choices stay clear.
Keep the everyday ritual visible and the practical path easy to follow: find a tea, choose its size, learn to brew it, and review the bag.
More room for tea, in person.
The physical shop is a plan for 2027. The online store is the current expression of the idea.
