Web design for interior designers.

A prospective client cannot assess your space planning or your sourcing. What they can assess, instantly and unfairly, is whether your own website looks like it was put together by somebody with an eye.

£250, paid once. Your first 12 months of Website Care included. Money back until you approve your design.

Interior designer seen from above choosing between fabric, stone and colour samples laid across a desk
  • Designed for youAround your work, not a template
  • Words written for youFrom what you tell us
  • Hosted and looked afterDomain, security and updates
  • Your Client DashboardChanges and progress in one place

Here’s how a interior designer website could look.

Your own design is made around your business. This is the kind of homepage we build, on a computer and on a phone.

Example design · not a real business Design concept for Wren & Halliday, a made-up business.

In practice

Be straight about procurement, because everyone else is vague.

Clients have usually heard that designers make money on the furniture and are unsure how it works. That uncertainty is the single biggest brake on commissioning somebody, and almost every studio website avoids the subject entirely, which makes it worse.

It works locally too. Somebody in Oxford searching for an interior designer is not going to commission a studio three counties away for a project that needs site visits every fortnight, so the towns you work in are worth naming properly rather than leaving to a contact page.

How customers find a interior designer and get in touch.

Most people start on a phone, with a search. Your website is what they see next.

  1. 01

    They search

    Someone looks for a interior designer near them and opens the results.

  2. 02

    They see your website

    Your services, your area and a clear way to get in touch, easy to use on a phone.

  3. 03

    They call or send an enquiry

    It reaches you straight away, so you can reply while they are still looking.

Websites designed around the business.

The Knights Gardens website design
The Knights Gardens website design
Knights GardensGarden maintenanceLive client website
The Painting & Decorating by Jess website design
Painting & Decorating by JessPainter and decoratorDesign concept
The Livvy Hair & Beauty website design
Livvy Hair & BeautyHair and beautyDesign concept

Knights Gardens is a real client website. The other designs are concepts that show how we work for different trades.

Good to know

More for interior designers, before you start.

Ask for the room and the timescale, not a life story.

A long enquiry form filters out exactly the wrong people: the busy ones with budgets. Five short questions tell you whether a project fits the studio, and leave the rest for the consultation.

  • Timescale tells you more than budgetSomebody whose building work finishes in spring is a real project. Somebody with no date is browsing, and the form separates them without asking anything awkward.
  • Ask who else is involvedAn architect already appointed changes the conversation completely, and knowing before the consultation saves an hour of working it out.
  • Leave budget for the conversationAsked cold on a form it either frightens people off or produces a number they invented. It belongs in the consultation, where it can be discussed properly.

Your website, planned

Planned around how interior designers are chosen.

Every part of your website has a job. Here is how a website for your trade is usually laid out; yours follows your own services and customers.

  1. 01

    Home

    One project at full width, what the studio does, and a route to a consultation.

    • One project
    • The studio
    • Consultation
  2. 02

    Projects

    Three or four projects, each with the brief, the thinking and the rooms in use.

    • Brief
    • Thinking
    • In use
  3. 03

    Services

    Full design and delivery, single rooms and consultations, with what each includes.

    • Full service
    • Single room
    • Consultation
  4. 04

    How it works & fees

    The five stages, and an honest explanation of the design fee and procurement.

    • Stages
    • Design fee
    • Sourcing
  5. 05

    About & contact

    Who you are, how you work with builders and architects, the areas you cover, and the form.

    • The studio
    • Areas
    • Contact

Want separate pages for your services? Add a Service Page for £69.99 whenever you need one. See the extras

Why PrimeStart

A team that designs it, builds it and looks after it.

  • Bespoke, not a templateDesigned around your work and the customers interior designers want.
  • Fully managed for youDomain, hosting, security, backups and updates, handled.
  • Your own dashboardAsk for changes and follow progress in one place.
  • Clear and secureOne clear price, paid securely through Mollie.

Everything included with a website for interior designers.

See what’s included in detail

  • Bespoke design A complete one-page website designed for your business.
  • Desktop and mobile Each layout considered on its own, not squeezed.
  • Words and photos Written from your information, with your photos or licensed ones.
  • Enquiry form Enquiries sent straight to you, plus click-to-call.
  • Socials and WhatsApp Links to Instagram, your socials, partners and WhatsApp.
  • Reviews section Built from reviews you supply, or a link to your review platform.
  • Professional email One email address at your own domain name.
  • Domain and hosting An eligible domain name for year one, managed hosting and SSL.
  • First year of care Security, backups, maintenance and routine updates for 12 months.
  • Client Dashboard Ask for changes, message us and follow progress in one place.

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Order your websitePay securely online in a few minutes and choose any extras.
  2. Step 2

    Tell us about your businessA short, guided form in your Client Dashboard, with space for your photos.
  3. Step 3

    Review and approveSee your website before it goes live and ask for any changes.
  4. Step 4

    We launch itYour domain, hosting and email are set up, and your website goes live.

How it works, step by step

WordPressManaged by PrimeStart

Built on WordPress. Looked after by us.

  • Built on WordPressYour website is a bespoke WordPress build, on the most widely used website platform in the world.
  • Kept up to date for youWordPress maintenance, security and backups are part of Website Care, so you never have to touch an update.
  • Room to growWordPress grows with your business: add pages, bookings or payments whenever you need them.
  • Never locked inIf you ever leave, you can ask for a usable export of your WordPress website, and we help move your domain and email.

One clear price

A complete website for interior designers. £250

Paid once, with your first 12 months of Website Care included. Money back until you approve your design.

Then £19.99/month, only if you choose to continue.

Everything above is included in that one price. Extras such as more pages, a logo or Local SEO are optional.

Questions

What interior designers ask us.

Short answers. Nothing hidden. Anything else, our team is happy to help.

All questions
How much does a website for interior designers cost?

Your Bespoke Website is £250, paid once, with your domain name and hosting included. First 12 months of Website Care included. Then £19.99/month if you choose to continue. The price is the same wherever you are in the UK. See pricing

How quickly can it be ready?

Typically 2–3 working days after a complete brief; that is a target, not a promise. It depends mostly on how quickly we have your details, logo and photos. You can follow progress in your Client Dashboard, and nothing goes live until you approve it. How it works

Can I use my photographer's images?

Yes, provided your licence covers website use — worth checking, because photographers often licence by use rather than outright. Send the full-resolution files and we handle the sizing and compression so they load quickly without visibly softening.

Should I explain how procurement is charged?

We would strongly encourage it. Clients have usually heard that designers earn on furniture and are unsure how it works, and that uncertainty stops people making contact. Explaining your basis plainly, whatever it is, converts far better than leaving it to the first meeting.

What if I don’t like the design?

Tell us what to change and we work on it with you. Money back until you approve your design. How the guarantee works

Ready for a website that looks the part?

Your Bespoke Website: we design it, you approve it, and we look after it.

Illustrative photography of the trade. The people shown are not PrimeStart customers.