Websitefor Interio
A website project in architecture & interior, delivered by DeveloperLook.
Project sheet
About the project
DeveloperLook designed and built the Interio website for a residential and commercial interior design company, made to earn trust and turn visitors into clients.
Interio is an interior design company that plans and transforms residential and commercial spaces. Its website had a clear job: present the team as professional and show the quality of its work. It also had to give prospective clients an easy way to get in touch. The brand pairs a warm cream background with an orange accent and large interior photography, and every page follows that look.
The homepage opens with a bold headline set beside small room photos. Below it come a benefits strip, the main service categories, a 4-step work process, recent projects, and client reviews. Inner pages cover the full list of services, an about page with the company mission and team, a portfolio, a blog, and contact.
Visitors who are ready to talk have 2 routes. A detailed appointment form collects project details and a preferred start date, while a shorter contact form sits next to the company address, phone number, and social links. We laid out every page for desktop, tablet, and phone. The project gallery also shows the Interio mark carried onto business cards, signage, and social posts.
Challenge and solution
The challenge
Interior design is judged on looks, so the site had to show rich imagery without burying the message. It also had to explain a wide range of services, from homes to offices, and move interested visitors toward a consultation.
Our solution
We grouped services by space type, added room filters to the portfolio, and set out a 4-step process that explains how a project runs. We added client reviews, team profiles, and a detailed appointment form, so visitors had proof of the work and a clear next step.
What we built
The services page lays out 6 categories: residential, commercial, and office design, plus interior consultation, custom furniture, and concept design. Each one has its own photo and short description.
The portfolio filters finished rooms with tabs for living rooms, kitchens, bedrooms, and bathrooms. A visitor planning one room can go straight to examples of that room type.
A homepage section walks through the 4 stages of an Interio project, from first concept to finished interior. The steps sit in an expandable list beside a supporting room photo.
The Book an Appointment page collects contact details, an address, a project message, and a preferred start date. The team gets what it needs before the first call.
Team profiles with photos and roles sit on the about page. Star-rated client quotes appear on the homepage and support the trust the company wanted to build with new visitors.
A blog section shares practical advice, such as how to choose an interior designer or make room in a small house. Article cards show like and comment counts.
Every section was laid out for desktop, tablet, and phone. The stacked hero headline, service cards, and forms stay readable and easy to tap on small screens.
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A complete marketing website for an interior design company. It includes a homepage, services, about, portfolio, blog, appointment, and contact pages. Each page uses the Interio cream and orange palette with large interior photos. The structure moves visitors from a first impression to a booked consultation.
Visitors filter finished projects by room. Tabs above the grid switch between all projects, living rooms, kitchens, bedrooms, and bathrooms, so someone planning a kitchen sees kitchens first. Each project card shows a large photo with a clear label, which keeps the focus on the work itself.
They use the Book an Appointment form. It asks for a name, email, phone number, address, and message, plus the date they'd like the project to start. A shorter form on the contact page handles quick questions and sits beside the company's address, phone number, and social links.
Yes. We designed every section for desktop, tablet, and phone. On a phone the hero headline breaks into short lines, and service and project cards move into a single column. The appointment form keeps full-width fields that are easy to tap with a thumb, so booking from a phone takes little effort.
Yes. We'd start from your services, your best project photos, and how you want clients to reach you. From there we plan the pages, the portfolio filters, and the inquiry forms. Then we design and build a site that fits your brand and works on phones, tablets, and desktops.
Saimul IslamFounder & CEO, DeveloperLookStill have questions?
Send a message or book a call with the team.
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