As an interior designer, your website is your most important marketing asset. Not only is it your online portfolio, but it’s the main funnel for your marketing and sales strategies - booking those client discovery calls and selling products. I've identified 8 key features that will make your site stand out from the crowd, attract the right audience, and convert visitors into paying clients.

There are potential pitfalls you should avoid when creating your interior design or architectural website. I’ll share them with you along with some quick-wins that will make your website even better. So let’s take a look at interior design website mistakes to avoid categories we'll cover.

Are you an interior designer deciding between DIYing a new website or hiring a web designer? You’ve come to the right post! In case the title wasn’t clear, I’m pretty biased toward designers building and managing their own websites. Why? People who visit your website are much better leads than someone who bumps into your social media accounts. Your website is your most important marketing tool.

Picking a domain name for your website is an important step in branding a new interior design business. It’s an important decision with ramifications beyond just the domain url itself. So in this post, we will focus on choosing domain names and then discuss the difference between domain vs. web hosting, and how Squarespace simplifies that process, so let’s get to it.

Choosing a template for your interior design website may seem daunting, but it's actually very simple. Squarespace was developed with designers and creatives in mind. This means beautiful, functional, user-friendly design is a top priority that make it simple to showcase your best interior or architectural design work.