Website Design for Architects & Interior Designers
Your work is visual and your clients are careful. A studio website has to show the projects at full strength, say what kind of commissions you take, and make it easy for the right client to start a conversation.
What your buyers check before they call.
Large, sharp photography that lets the space speak, without sliders or effects in the way.
Projects sorted by type, so a homeowner and a hotel developer each find their own.
The principals by name, with credentials, registrations and the way the studio works.
A short enquiry that asks about site, scope and timing, not a generic contact box.
What we typically build.
Every site is designed for the business in front of us. This is the structure we usually start from, adjusted to what you do.
The heart of the site, filterable by type: residential, hospitality, commercial or interiors.
The brief, the constraints and the result, so the work reads as thinking and not only as pictures.
What the studio does from concept to site supervision, and what each stage involves.
The people behind the work, with registrations and memberships where they apply.
Publications and awards you have actually received, listed plainly.
A commission form that gives you what you need to judge the fit before a first call.
A concept example.
A fictional business, to show how we would approach this kind of site.
- Who visits
- A homeowner or developer shortlisting two or three studios for a commission.
- What they need
- To see work at their level, and to know who would lead the project.
- What we built
- Full-width projects first, filtered by type, with the principals named on every project page.
Concept work. The business is fictional.
Problems we often find on these websites.
- Portfolio images so heavy that the site crawls on a phone, or so compressed that the work looks cheap
- A portfolio on Instagram or in a PDF that search engines and new clients cannot browse
- Projects listed with a photo and a title, and nothing about the problem you solved
- A contact page with no sign of what size or type of project you accept
Questions
Can our studio add new projects without you?
Yes. On a Business Website, projects are managed in the CMS: photos, text and project type. The layout stays intact however many you add.
Our photography is very high resolution. Will that slow the site down?
No. Images are resized and served in modern formats for each screen, so you upload the original and visitors get a fast page at full quality.
We do not have professional photos of every project. Is that a problem?
It is common. We help you choose the projects that show you best, and we can present others through drawings or renders you own. We do not use stock photography in place of your work.
Can the site be in English and Spanish?
Yes. A second language is 25% of the website price, and every page is written natively, never machine-translated.
Ready for a better website?
Your website should be as considered as your buildings. Tell us about your business. We reply within one business day.