Interior design studios
Show the rooms, explain the process
What matters
What your website should do for you
Portfolios by room or project type
Kitchens, whole homes, commercial spaces.
A process clients can follow
Consultation, concept, sourcing and installation.
Qualifying enquiries
Scope, timeline and budget range.
Pages your site could have
A starting point. We plan the final pages around your content.
- Home
- Featured spaces and services
- Portfolio
- Projects by type
- Services
- Full service, consultation and e-design
- Process
- Steps and timeline
- About
- Designers and approach
- Enquire
- Project details form
Features you can add
Portfolio by project type
Filterable galleries.
Process page
Step-by-step explanation.
Enquiry form
Scope, timeline and budget range.
Press section
Publications featuring your work.
In your own words
Changes you could ask for
Request 01
“Add the Elbow Park kitchen to the portfolio with these photos.”
Request 02
“Add e-design as a new service at $1,500 per room.”
Request 03
“Add our feature in Western Living to the press section.”
A fictional example
Moving from an old site
Before
A studio's portfolio is mainly on Instagram and the website looks dated.
The move
We rebuild on Replit with portfolio, process and services pages.
After
The studio adds projects through Replit Agent.
What we will ask you for
- Project photography and rights
- Service descriptions
- Process details
- Designer bios
Works with tools you already use
- Scheduling tools
- Design project management tools such as Houzz Pro or Studio Designer
- Instagram and Pinterest
Questions
Common questions
Can we sell products?
We can link to a store platform. Building a store is separately scoped.
Do we need a separate e-design site?
No. E-design can be a service within the same site.
How is this different from architects?
Interior design sites emphasise rooms, process and services; architecture sites present buildings and sectors.