Website design, portfolios and branding for architects and interior designers
THE PROOF
Where it starts.
An architecture studio's site: from a PDF portfolio to the method, phase by phase.
A 40 MB PDF and nine wordless photos: beautiful, and no idea how you work
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What we do for Architecture & Interiors.
All nine, for every sector. The ones marked we have already shipped here. Each one can be tried.
Websites
Found on Google, quick on a phone, and the visits turn into messages.
E-commerce
Sell direct, and the cut you were leaving to the platforms stays with you.
App development
An app your customers open every day, written by the people who designed it.
Branding and logo
The mark people recognise before they read your name.
Social media
You approve the plan before it goes out. We shoot at your place, and read the numbers with you.
Packaging and labels
A label gets three seconds on the shelf. We design so three is enough.
SEO and Google visibility
Get found by the people already searching for you.
Ads
We bring customers in from Google and Meta, with numbers you can read.
AI and automation
We connect the tools you use and remove the steps your team repeats every day.
Projects from other sectors.
An architecture practice sells something the client hasn't seen yet: their home, their shop, their hotel, redone. To convince them it shows other people's projects. But a project photographed without context only says the result looks good. It doesn't say what was there before, what the constraints were, how long it took or how the practice worked with the client.
This goes for architecture and engineering practices working with private clients, for interior designers, for studios that design shops and venues, and for firms that run renovations from start to finish with an in-house designer. The problem is the same for an architect's website and an interior designer's: turning a portfolio into a reason to call.
The problem with websites for architects
The first problem is the portfolio. An architect's online portfolio is often a heavy PDF sent by email, or a gallery of huge images that won't open on a phone. Someone who finds the practice on Google doesn't download a PDF: they look at three photos, if they load, and go back.
The second is the story. Magazines show finished projects; a private client wants to know how you get there. Brief, site survey, design, permits, building work, site supervision: a site that explains the stages and the timing removes the biggest fear, which is not knowing what you are getting into.
The third is search. Most private clients search for "architect" or "interior designer" plus the city, or for the type of job: renovating a flat, designing a restaurant. A site made only of images, with no text, tells Google nothing.
What an architecture practice's website needs
Projects told as case studies: the before, the brief, the constraints, the choices, the after, with images prepared for the web, light and sharp, in several sizes for each screen. A page for each type of project the practice wants more of. The method and the stages, with indicative timings.
The people in the practice, with their roles. The location of each project written properly, because that is also how you get found by people searching in that area. A simple way to ask for a first meeting, saying what to bring.
And the right images: one project photographed well is worth three photographed badly. Photo and video can be shot on your best work, once the site is closed and the light is right.
How we work with design practices
We start from the projects the practice wants to do again most often: those are the ones to tell first, and best. The website is built around them, with SEO on what private clients really search for and a brand that holds up on the drawing sheets as well as on the site hoarding.
We don't have a published case study with an architecture practice yet: below you'll find the studio's portfolio, with sites built on images and real cases for hotels, construction firms and design brands.
If you run a practice and want to know timing and costs, ask for a quote: we answer with the figures and the date you would be online.
What clients say.
In the world of bilingual yacht charter, the first impression on the web is worth everything. Now our platform is fast, elegant, and provides all the technical details it takes to bring clients on board without a worry.
Your Charter
Sanluri is not just a building site. It is the first demonstration that in Sardinia you can build differently — faster, more sustainably, more safely.
Green Tech Costruzioni
We wanted our beauty suite to convey elegance and relaxation from the very first moment. With this new identity and the integrated booking system, clients walk in already in the right frame of mind for wellness.
Estetica Valeria
In our restaurant in Olbia the care for the kitchen goes hand in hand with the guest's experience. Between the digital menu and smart reservations, whoever comes to see us enjoys dinner without a hitch, starting from the choice of table.
La Sartoria del Gusto
Our physical studio in Porto Cervo needed a website as polished as our rooms. Now managing schedules and classes is smooth, and whoever steps in online finds themselves immersed in our very atmosphere.
Flow Studio Pilates
Our floral installations live on detail and immediate visual impact. Having such a well-kept digital gallery lets us show clients our value straight away — and they often give us carte blanche.
Ketty Flowers Designer
At our polyclinic in Palau we care for patients of every nationality, so a multilingual welcome in no fewer than eight languages is vital. Having a perfectly structured website has removed any misunderstanding and sped up access to appointments.
Medica Palau
Telling Sardinia without falling into the usual tourist clichés was our real challenge. This brand and the visual identity we built with the team have tremendous strength and breathe the authentic soul of the island.
Sarda Trips
Managing eight lodgings between San Teodoro and Porto San Paolo without handing a small fortune to the big booking platforms seemed a pipe dream. Since we have had our own direct channel, margins can breathe again and guests reach us without intermediaries.
Ambra Holiday Rooms
We needed a Sardinian listing platform that highlighted both stays and local experiences, giving owners visibility without punishing fees. With Avoy we have the right tool: fast, organised by category, and without crazy commissions strangling the business.
AVOY
In Sassari we wanted to position ourselves as the Longevity Wellness centre of reference, stepping out of the usual patterns. The new brand and the web platform literally jump off the screen, communicating pure innovation.
LOWE
With three wine shops on the Costa Smeralda we needed an online meeting point that did justice to our labels. Now whoever is looking for the right wine finds the way home straight away.
In Vino Veritas
Management software for restaurants and hospitality has to be concrete help between the tables, not an IT nuisance. This software turned our internal organisation around, cutting errors to zero and letting us work with a clear head.
hoopit
Before launching the app for our Pilates classes, between Porto Cervo and the digital side we lost hours coordinating chats and phone calls. Now our clients manage live and on-demand classes on their own, and we finally get to enjoy the work.
Flow Porto Cervo
Launching a sustainable streetwear e-commerce with print-on-demand was a complex bet. Now the shop runs perfectly, the graphics stand out at their best, and we can focus on creativity alone without the stress of warehouse stock.
Fionard
In our line of work roadside assistance allows no waiting, and the workshop has to be a byword for total reliability. Having such a direct digital point of reference lets customers find exactly the seriousness we put on the road every day.
CDA Servizi Auto
As a creative studio we were tired of having a sloppy image. We finally have a website and a portfolio worthy of our capabilities, which speak plainly to anyone who means business.
Wonder Creators
Frequently asked.
No. Photos make people want the project, but the client needs to understand what was there before, what you changed and why. A project told through its brief, constraints and choices sells the method, not just the result.
With images prepared for the web: modern formats, several sizes for each screen, loaded only when needed. An image-led site can open quickly on a phone too, if the images are handled properly.
Yes, that is how most private clients search. The practice's Google Business Profile, a page for each type of project and case studies with the location written properly are the basis of local search, and of an architect's website.
Better not, at least not up front. A badly photographed project describes worse work than it really is. We can shoot your two or three best projects and start from those.
It depends on how many projects, languages and shoots are needed. The online quote asks one thing at a time, then we answer with costs and timing.