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Websites for Interior Designers
Your portfolio is the pitch. Everything else on the site exists to qualify the person looking at it.
A new website for interior designers starts at $2,500 for 5 core pages, built on the page structure below. The free audit scans the site you have now and gives you a firm price in about 60 seconds — no email needed to see the number. Website care is $99/mo for a rebuilt site, and it is included in every monthly plan (Base and Upgrade 1 to 4), which starts at $297 a month.
What Customers Ask First
Is this my taste, do they work on projects my size, and what does it cost to start. Design is a taste match first and a budget match second, and a site that hides both wastes everyone's time.
Clients also want to know how it works: full service, e-design, a single room, an hourly consult.
What The Site Has To Show
Projects presented as projects, not a grid of pretty squares. Room, scope, and what the brief was.
Service tiers with a starting fee or a minimum project size. Stating a minimum is the single fastest way to stop fielding enquiries you will decline.
Your process, step by step, with a timeline. Designers lose clients to uncertainty more than to price.
Trade sources and any licences. A consultation booking rather than a contact form.
You add projects yourself at `/manage`, which matters when the work is the marketing.
Pricing And Next Step
A new build starts at $3,500, typically $3,500-$7,500. Rebuilds start at $2,500. Run the free audit at `/audit` for a firm price, or see `/shop`.
The recommended website structure
/
portfolio/
project-or-event/
services/
service-detail/
packages/
process/
about/
reviews/
faq/
inquire/
contact/Homepage flow: hero-portfolio → featured-work → services → process → packages → reviews → inquiry-cta
What top interior designers sites do
- • portfolio/gallery
- • packages
- • process
- • about
- • inquiry
How people actually find interior designers now
You are hired off your work. Clients find it socially, shortlist two or three people, and use the website to check you are a real business they can brief and pay.
- 37%
- use Instagram to look up local business reviews, and 29% use TikTokBrightLocal, 2026
- 54%
- go to the business website after reading positive reviewsBrightLocal, 2026
- 72%
- look at three businesses or fewer before they pick oneBrightLocal, 2026
- 30%
- use social media at some point in the same searchBrightLocal, 2026
Sources: BrightLocal, 2026. US consumer research. Reviewed . We only publish statistics with a named publisher and a date.
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