Where to find a Squarespace website template for an interior designer.
Our website templates are ready-made designs that you can quickly turn into your own website. All of our templates can be customised to suit any business. Below are three templates that are best suited to an interior design business.
All you have to do is replace our placeholder content with your own text and images. You can be up and running within a couple of days and we’ll help you with anything you need. We’ll also connect your domain and email.
Lovely clean contemporary design for a business in the property world. Could be customised to suit a design or a services business. Conservative and understated design.
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You’ll find this design easy to make it into your own website. Lots of page layout options on this one so it’s a good design to use if you need a website quickly.
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Very cool scrolling website where the backgrounds move independently from the page foreground. Would suit a business that needs a gorgeous design.
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We design and build all of our templates ourselves and they are all high performing designs. Each page has strong ‘calls to action’ and we think carefully about the journey your potential customer will take when they arrive on your new website.
We offer a specialist SEO service and we apply that expertise to all of our templates. Squarespace website websites generally perform well on search engines but you do need to optimise them first. We’ll help you with that optimisation. You can read all abour our SEO specialist service here.
This is a new design. Very modern magazine style layout. We could help you set up your online shop and get you selling your products.
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The perfect website for any services business. Just change our text and images to your own content. Nice conservative layout that is easy to make into your own website.
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A lovely design with split backgrounds. Would suit any business where style and presentation is important. Just swap over the images and the text.
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The three templates above are designs that would suit a business that supplies services. They have strong Home page designs and the Home page theme runs through all of the pages. The first template includes a shop and the magazine style of this website lends itself to a strong brand. The template in the middle has a distinctive wave style background that could be customised to suit your own brand. The design on the right is one of our favourites. It has split back ground on all of the sections. We’ll help you customise the section backgrounds if you choose this design.
For an interior designer’s website, the goal is to make it easy for visitors to see the work, trust the designer, and take the next step. We can help you populate your website if you need it. We would look to include the following pages and calls to action:
Important pages
Home
Strong hero image
Clear positioning: “Luxury residential interiors in London”
Short introduction
Featured projects
Services overview
Testimonials / press
Primary CTA
Portfolio / Projects
High-quality photography
Individual project case studies
Before/after images where relevant
Project scope, location, style and services
CTA at the end of each project
Services
Interior design
Full-service design
Renovation / refurbishment
Space planning
Styling and furnishing
Clearly explain what's included and who each service is for
About
Designer/team story
Design philosophy
Experience and credentials
Personal photography
Publications, awards or notable clients
Process
Consultation
Concept/design development
Sourcing
Installation
Final styling
Explain what clients can expect and how long projects typically take
Testimonials
Client quotes
Ideally accompanied by project imagery
Include specific outcomes rather than generic praise
Journal / Inspiration
Design advice
Project stories
Trends and materials
Helpful for SEO and demonstrating expertise
Contact / Enquire
Simple enquiry form
Project type
Location
Approximate budget
Desired timeframe
Brief description of the project
Email/phone details
FAQ
Minimum project budget
Areas served
Typical project duration
Design fees
Whether they manage contractors
Consultation process
Key calls to action
Don't make every button say “Contact Us.” Match the CTA to the visitor's stage.
Primary CTAs
Book a Consultation
Start Your Project
Enquire About Your Project
Schedule a Discovery Call
Portfolio CTAs
View Project
Explore the Full Project
See More Projects
Services CTAs
Explore Our Services
Find the Right Service
Discuss Your Requirements
Trust-building CTAs
Meet the Designer
Read Client Stories
See Our Process
Lower-commitment CTAs
Explore Our Work
Get Design Inspiration
Read the Journal
A strong website journey
Home → Portfolio → Project Case Study → Services → Process → Testimonials → Enquire
The most important CTA should usually be “Book a Consultation” or “Start Your Project”, repeated naturally throughout the site rather than only appearing on the Contact page.
For a premium interior designer, I'd also keep the navigation fairly minimal:
Work | Services | About | Journal | Contact
[Book a Consultation]
That keeps the site feeling editorial and high-end rather than sales-heavy.