Interior designers

Spaces with character. A website to match.

Show the thinking behind your interiors. Bring finished rooms, materials and your design process together in a website that helps clients picture working with you.

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A light-filled interior with natural materials and carefully chosen furniture
Photography for inspiration. Make your website your own.Francesca Tosolini / Unsplash

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A website that fits your work

Let projects lead the design

Combine full-room photography with details of materials, lighting and furniture. Build individual project pages so your portfolio shows both the result and the decisions behind it.

Make your services clear

Explain the difference between a consultation, a room concept and a full design project. Use pages and reusable sections to present your process in language a new client understands.

Collect a better project brief

Create an enquiry form for property type, location, project scope and preferred timing. Keep the first conversation focused by asking for the information you actually use.

Give every page a purpose.

A useful starting structure. Choose the pages that help your visitors, then add your own words and images.

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Selected projects

Show the brief, the constraints and your response. Credit collaborators and photography where appropriate.

Services & process

Describe your stages, deliverables and how decisions are made. Help clients understand what is included.

Studio & project enquiry

Introduce your approach, working area and team, then invite visitors to share a little about their space.

SEO

Help the right people find you.

Use project and service pages to answer real questions about your work. Mention the areas you serve naturally, with original project descriptions and helpful image text. Manage page titles and descriptions, publish a sitemap and optionally connect Google Search Console to monitor visibility.

Before you start

Can I match the website to my studio's identity?

Yes. Choose a template, add your logo and adjust colours, typography and page sections. Use your project photography to give the website the same visual direction as your work.

Can I show residential and commercial projects separately?

Yes. Create separate pages and navigation links for each area of your work. Each project can have its own images, description and relevant service link.

Can my colleague help maintain the portfolio?

Team access is available subject to your plan. Give colleagues the appropriate access, review changes in the workspace and publish updated projects when they are ready.

Your work deserves its own place online.

Choose a template, add your branding and review your pages before publishing. Features and limits depend on your plan.