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Rooms that feel collected, not decorated.

A light living room with a brown sofa, a wooden coffee table and framed prints

Interior design for homes across east Cheshire, from a single room to the whole house.

How a project runs

  1. i.ConsultationA visit to the house to talk through rooms, budget and how you live.
  2. ii.DesignLayouts, a palette and a sample board for each room.
  3. iii.SourcingFurniture, fabrics and makers, ordered and tracked by the studio.
  4. iv.InstallationEverything placed, hung and styled, ready to live in.

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Design consultations from £295, a two-hour visit to your home. Studio visits by appointment.

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Studio 3, Tanyard Mews, Knutsford · 01632 960 584 · Instagram · Pinterest
Homepage design for Thornfield Interiors, a fictional business.

The business and the goal

Business
Thornfield Interiors is an invented interior design studio taking on whole-house and single-room projects for homeowners around Knutsford, Wilmslow and Alderley Edge. Its clients buy taste and trust, and they want to understand the process and the likely budget before they commit to a consultation.
Goal
Target: enquiries from homeowners who already understand how a project works and what it costs to begin.
Pages designed
  • Homepage (shown here)
  • Planned in the brief: projects, project detail, services and process, consultation booking, studio and contact

What the design solves

Interior designers often have beautiful photographs and very little explanation. Visitors admire the rooms, then leave unsure what working with the studio involves, how long it takes or whether their budget is anywhere near right. The studio then spends time on calls that were never going to become projects.

This design keeps the pictures large and the words few, but places a four-stage process and a consultation starting price on the homepage. In this design, openly licensed room photographs stand in for the studio’s own project photography.

The choices behind it

  1. Editorial, not a grid of thumbnails

    Rooms are shown large and slightly offset, like pages in a magazine, so each project has room to breathe.

  2. Process on the homepage

    Consultation, design, sourcing and installation are set out in four short stages, so visitors know what they are signing up for.

  3. A starting price, stated

    The consultation fee and what it covers sit beside the booking button, so visitors can judge the budget before the first call.

  4. High-contrast serif

    A Bodoni-style display face against a geometric sans gives the studio a fashion-editorial voice without needing a logo to carry it.

  5. Plaster, olive and blush

    Soft, chalky colours that sit behind photography without competing with it, with olive kept for links and actions.

Palette

  • Plaster
  • Charcoal
  • Olive
  • Blush

Type

Bodoni Moda

Jost

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