Interior design websites
built to attract the
projects you want.

How much does an interior designer website cost in London?

A professional interior design portfolio with up to 10 project pages, sector pages, a press archive, local SEO, and an enquiry form typically costs £2,500–£8,000. A larger studio with 20+ projects, AI visibility optimisation, speed work, and Houzz integration typically costs £8,000–£18,000. We provide a flat written quote after a free 30-minute discovery call — no hourly estimates.

Can you redesign my existing interior design website without losing my Google rankings?

Yes. Every redesign includes a pre-launch SEO audit, 301 redirect mapping from old URLs to new, and post-launch monitoring in Google Search Console. We identify every ranking page before we touch the site and ensure each one has a redirect or equivalent in place on launch day. We have never lost a client rankings on a redesign when this process is followed.

Why is my interior design website so slow and can you fix it?

The most common cause is uncompressed, oversized project photography — a single hero image can be 3–8 MB on Squarespace if not manually optimised. We audit your current site, identify the bottlenecks, and fix them: next-gen image formats (WebP/AVIF), lazy loading, CDN delivery, render-blocking script removal, and font optimisation. Most interior design sites we work on improve from 40–60 PageSpeed to 85–95+ after optimisation.

How do I get my interior design studio to appear in AI search results?

AI tools like ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews surface businesses that have consistent, entity-clear content and structured data. We apply InteriorDesigner schema, FAQPage markup, consistent NAP (name, address, phone) data across your site and third-party profiles, and write answer-formatted content blocks that directly answer the questions AI engines look for. This is part of our standard build and redesign process.

Which CMS is best for an interior design portfolio?

For most designers who want full editorial control and a bespoke result, we recommend a custom Next.js + Sanity build — Sanity handles high-resolution project photography elegantly and gives you a clean interface for updating content without a developer. For studios that want a simpler content experience, a custom WordPress build works well. We advise based on how much you want to manage the site yourself.

Can you help me rank for "interior designer [London area]" searches?

Yes. We build location and sector keyword targeting into every page — meta titles, headings, InteriorDesigner schema, LocalBusiness markup, and internal linking. Targets like "interior designer South Kensington", "luxury residential interior designer London", "interior designer Chelsea" and "commercial interior designer Mayfair" are structured into the site architecture from the start, not bolted on afterwards.

Can you integrate my site with Houzz and Pinterest?

Yes. We set up Pinterest Rich Pins so your project images carry full metadata when shared, and align your Houzz profile with consistent NAP details that point back to your site. We also optimise image alt text, file names, and structured data so your work surfaces prominently in Google Image search — an overlooked but high-intent discovery channel for interior design clients.

How do I stop getting enquiries below my minimum project budget?

The most effective fix is a multi-step enquiry form that surfaces budget range, project type, and property size before a prospect submits. We also recommend a clear "minimum project size" note on sector and contact pages, and occasionally a simple "Is this project for us?" qualification page. You can set the bar without being unwelcoming to the right clients.

Do you add e-commerce for a product shop or procurement service?

Yes. We can integrate a Shopify or WooCommerce product section, or a curated procurement service page that explains your sourcing offering. For designers who sell lighting, furniture, or artwork, we build this as part of the initial site. For those adding it later, we ensure the CMS architecture supports it from day one.