Website for an interior designer
Interior work sells on atmosphere and trust in the process. Projects with mood board, floor plan and final result show there is a plan behind the pretty photo.
In short
- Projects with mood board, plan and result
- Enquiry with property type, rooms and budget
- Process and fees clear in advance
How it works in this industry
Interior design is often confused with styling. The difference is the process: floor plan, material choices, lighting plan, supervision during execution. Showing that process sells a programme instead of an afternoon of ideas.
Budget also filters your enquiries. Rearranging a living room is not the same as stripping a house back to shell. By giving a range per format you only speak to people who know what they are starting.
What usually goes wrong
- Only final photos, making your work look like styling
- Enquiries without budget or room count
- Confusion about hourly rates or fixed fees
What Plaincodelab builds
Project pages showing the steps from sketch to handover
Enquiry with rooms, style preference and budget class
Fees per format: advice, design, supervision
Shopping list or mood board shared with the client
This is what a interior designer usually needs first — not a fixed list. Want something else, Plaincodelab builds that just as well: a webshop, a client portal with logins, a quote calculator, an extra language, a link to the system you already use or an app alongside your site. Describe what you have in mind and PCL will tell you what it costs and what it returns.
- Add a webshop
- Client portal with logins
- Quote calculator
- Online payments
- Extra languages
- Link to your current system
- Vacancies and applications
- Newsletter
- App alongside your site
- Multiple locations
What it delivers
- Commissions instead of loose advice hours
- Enquiries with budget and rooms filled in
- Clients who understand the process and decide sooner
What clients search for
These are the questions and searches people in this industry use to find a builder. Every Plaincodelab page is written in that language, not in jargon.
- interior designer [town] living room layout
- interior advice hourly cost
- 3d interior design service
- interior designer hospitality experience
- colour and material plan for a home
What to look for when choosing
- Do you show the process, not just the final image?
- Is there a range per form of collaboration?
- Can you share mood boards with clients?
- Does the form ask for rooms and style preference?
Frequently asked questions
Can I share mood boards with clients?
Yes, through a page per client with a comment option. That saves emailing attachments back and forth.
Should I show my fees?
A range per format works well: it filters enquiries without committing you to one figure.
How do I distinguish myself from stylists?
By showing the plan: floor plans, material schedules, lighting plans. That is work a stylist does not deliver and it explains your price.
Can I show collaborations with contractors?
Yes, and it helps: clients often look for one party who arranges the whole.
Interior designers
Discuss your project
Describe what is on the table. Plaincodelab replies personally with a proposal for a first talk.