Interior design website: 7 things that win trust and calls
What should an interior design or renovation website include? 7 sections: real projects, process, price ranges, materials, workshop, reviews and a site visit form.
A free interior design website template for joinery workshops, design-and-build firms, renovation crews and furniture stores. The home page opens with a large photo, your tagline and a site visit button, then real projects with floor area, location, build time and filter chips: apartments, houses, kitchens, cafés and offices.
What makes it different is the project viewer with a before/after slider, plus a cost estimator: clients pick a service, a material package and the floor area, the page multiplies it out and fills the site visit form. It also has prices per area and per linear foot, a 6-step process, materials, your workshop and warranty promises. With this template you can create a free website and publish it in about 5 minutes.
In the editor each service has a unit (sq ft, linear ft) and packages such as Basic, Standard and Premium with their own price. Services priced by area appear in the cost estimator automatically, and prices switch to each country’s currency.
Each project has an after photo (the main one), a before photo and extra photos. With a before photo, the card shows a Before / after label and the viewer gets a drag slider to compare.
Connect a Google Form and each request becomes a row in your Google Sheet with the service, property type, area, budget, estimate, date and address. Without one, clients send a ready-made message by chat or phone.
What should an interior design or renovation website include? 7 sections: real projects, process, price ranges, materials, workshop, reviews and a site visit form.
How to create a free website for a small shop in 7 steps, no code needed: pick a template, add products, take orders and go live at no cost.