Redbrick Coffee. Scarlet ink editorial on butcher paper.

Redbrick is an editorial coffee storefront printed in scarlet ink on warm white pages. The system is defined by a single aggressive red (#e82c2a) that saturates every interactive surface — logo, nav text, section labels, borders, arrows, and the announcement bar — while the page canvas stays creamy white and cards sit on soft #f2f2f2 surfaces. Display headlines are a weight-300 didone-adjacent serif (Editorial Old) at extraordinary sizes (100–150px) with near-1.0 line-height, letting the letterforms breathe without bold weight. Body and UI copy use a humanist sans (Surt) with consistent positive tracking, giving even short labels a printed, typeset quality. Photography is overhead lifestyle — wooden tables, open books, espresso machines, hands cradling cups — warm and editorial rather than glossy e-commerce. Layout alternates half-width image and text blocks, anchored by tiny uppercase section labels and right-aligned arrow links that behave like magazine running heads.