Websites for architects and interior designers
For architects and interior designers, the website is the portfolio. It has to let your projects breathe, explain how you work, and give serious clients a clear way to start a conversation.
What your website needs
Project pages
Each project with its brief, photos and outcome, rather than one long gallery.
Full-screen galleries
Images given room, sized to load quickly without losing quality.
Your process explained
How a project runs from first meeting to handover, which reassures clients.
A considered enquiry form
Questions about budget, location and timeline, so first calls are with serious clients.
Calm, editorial design
A site that feels like your work: restrained, precise and well made.
Easy to add projects
New work added without needing a developer each time.
Our Meridian demo was built for exactly this: a quiet, editorial site where projects turn in 3D as you scroll, with a full-screen gallery you move through sideways.
Frequently asked questions
What should an architect's website include?
Individual project pages, strong full-screen photography, an explanation of your process, and an enquiry form that asks about budget, location and timeline.
Can I add new projects myself?
Yes. We set it up so new projects can be added without a developer.
How do I get better-qualified enquiries?
An enquiry form that asks about budget, location and timeline filters casual enquiries and makes first calls more productive.
Tell us what you need
Running a business like this? Every project starts with a free first call and a fixed written quote, and everything we build stays in your name.