Project 06 · Interior Design
Spaces Interior
Your space, your style a portfolio-first web experience for a full-service Scottsdale luxury interior design firm that transforms homes into masterpieces.
Your space, your style a portfolio-first web experience for a full-service Scottsdale luxury interior design firm that transforms homes into masterpieces.
Spaces Interior Design is a full-service design firm based in Scottsdale, Arizona, specialising in complete remodel project management for high-end residential clients. From gourmet kitchen transformation to luxury bathroom renovation, every project is an exercise in translating personal aesthetic into structural reality.
We built a website that operates like a beautifully curated design magazine full-bleed project photography, a warm olive and charcoal palette, and an editorial content flow that walks visitors through completed projects as immersive room-by-room stories. The process section was redesigned as an interactive timeline that positions Spaces as the expert guide through every stage of a complex remodel.
The new site increased average prospect meeting requests by 95% and attracted three major kitchen renovation commissions in the first 90 days.
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Spaces had completed dozens of stunning projects but their portfolio was scattered across social media, Houzz, and an outdated website with slow-loading thumbnails. Prospects were dropping off before reaching the gallery. High-end clients who would have loved their work were never seeing it.
We rebuilt the portfolio architecture around full-screen project stories each room photographed in editorial detail, with before/after sliders that demonstrate transformation. The brand palette (olive, warm white, charcoal) was formalized across typography and UI. A "Start Your Project" flow was integrated at every natural exit point.
Prospect consultation request rate increased 95%. Three major kitchen renovation commissions were directly attributed to website discovery in the first 90 days. Bounce rate dropped 48% as the immersive gallery kept visitors engaged far longer than the previous site.
A palette drawn from warm stone, desert sage, and polished concrete the textures of Scottsdale's finest homes.