Yes, balance is key. A clean layout with soft colours, gentle transitions and plenty of breathing space feels like a garden path—straight enough to guide, but with a gentle curve so it doesn’t feel rushed. Keep the navigation minimal, only the essentials, so users don’t get lost in a maze of options. And avoid flashy hover effects; they can be jarring. If you’d like, I can sketch a rough skeleton for you.

Here’s a quick mental sketch: top bar, centered logo, four links spaced evenly, each link fades in on hover. Below that, a large hero section with a single, calming image and a concise tagline. Underneath, a three‑column grid for Services—each icon with a short description. Then a subtle divider, followed by a contact form in a clean box. Finish with a footer containing minimal links. All sections have generous padding, soft shadows only where needed, and a muted colour palette of sage green, warm gray and cream. That should keep the sanctuary feel without any tech buzz.

Sounds lovely. Keep the icon size just a touch smaller than the heading so it feels supportive, not overpowering. And make sure the padding around the hero image is generous; a little breathing room there really sets the tone. Other than that, you’re on the right path. Good luck!

Wonderful, just keep an eye on the contrast—if the text feels too light on the background it’ll lose that restful feel. You’ll do great.