Who we are

We are a web design company specialising in what we call an "organic design".

Following the principles of Anthroposophy and a Naturalist Philosophy, we create designs that help people to be in greater harmony with the Nature and their inner selves.

Websites are part of our daily life now. Our designs aim to provide seamless integration between our virtual and natural environment. They do not create unnecessary stress and even, we believe, help to reduce the existing stress to some extent.

After working for several anthroposopic organisations we think this is a field we can contribute to: connecting traditions and spiritual human science with modern technology.

Our Principles

The principles we follow are simple yet effective. Ancient Chinese sages were aware of them. Rudolf Steiner rediscovered them again in the beginning of the 20th century while developing his Anthroposophical design.

Design

• We use only natural colours found in the world around us.
• We avoid sharp angles that otherwise disturb natural flow of our attention and scatter our etheric energy.
• We keep designs simple yet integral - a site is a complete piece of art.

Features

• Our sites are fully manageable by the customer.
• The sites can provide features such as online shops, forums and community collaboration tools, and you can choose what you want.

Our Team

Isabelle is a graphic designer, anthroposophist and artist. Oleg is a Qigong teacher who by accident also is a very skilled programmer.

Oleg is a Russian who came to New Zealand 7 years ago. He spent 15 years doing web programming and Internet security consulting for big guys such as IBM and EDS before turning to his career in Qigong and Traditional Chinese Medicine. His idea now is to integrate both the philosophy and technology. His older daughter enjoys going to the Titirangi Rudolf Steiner School.

Isabelle is a German graphic designer and came to New Zealand about 4 years ago. She attended the Bonner Waldorfschule, received her degree in graphic design afterwards, and learnt stone sculpting at the 'Academia di Santa Maria' in Italy. She worked as a graphic designer for companies such as Birkenstock. Later she moved to Egypt working for the anthroposophical initiative SEKEM. Her children also attend the Steiner School in Titirangi. She designs and produces all their publications.