// Websites · Interior Design Studio
The design of the site is the evidence
Interior design is sold on taste before price. A prospect reads the design of the website itself as evidence.
- Space type
- Projects menu split
- Process
- Explained, not adjectives
- Sticky CTA
- Quote at any scroll depth
Situation
A prospect is deciding whether to invite a studio into their home or office.
They read the design work of the website itself as evidence, and the site could not carry that judgement.
Approach
The portfolio became the spine: full-bleed project imagery and a projects menu split by space type.
The services section explains process rather than listing adjectives.
A persistent “get a quote” action in the header lets the visit convert at any scroll depth, and a blog carries the ongoing SEO surface.
Result
WordPress rather than a closed builder.
The studio publishes new projects continuously and adds them without calling a developer each time.
Technology
Planning something similar?
Let’s pin down scope and timeline together.