Interior Design Studio Website
A redesign for an interior design and furniture production studio with two showrooms. Visitors browse work by room, estimate a project room by room, and send a consultation request with those details; the team tracks each client project from design to handover.
01The Challenge
The original site already looked premium, so a new skin would have added little. Its portfolio could only be filtered by building type, and visitors looking for a kitchen or a bedroom had to open projects one at a time.
There was no indication of cost anywhere, and every call to action opened WhatsApp with a template message. The studio received enquiries without floor area, rooms or material level, and clients on projects lasting up to 14 months depended on manual updates.
02The Solution
The homepage became a portfolio viewer organised by room, with a drawing-style data strip under each photo. Project pages link numbered points on the photo to the materials used. A room-by-room estimator shows a clearly labelled range for cost and time, and the consultation form carries those details to the team.
For operations, a board maps each active project across eight stages of design, production and installation, connected to a phone checklist for the person responsible on site. Planned stack: Next.js and Supabase for projects, rates and requests, with the WhatsApp API for enquiries and daily reports.
03Key Features
- Portfolio filtered by room type across all projects
- Project data strip with area, duration and location
- Numbered photo points linked to materials
- Room-by-room estimator by area and material level
- Cost and time shown as approximate ranges
- Consultation request that carries the estimate details
- Stage board with a phone checklist for site foremen