Websites for Architecture Firms
An architecture firm, an interior designer or a furniture maker sells with images, but clients hire on trust. A website for this industry has to show the work at its true quality, explain how a project runs from the first meeting to completion, and make it easy for the right client to get in touch. In the Seattle area, where many studios compete for the same residential and commercial projects, the website is often the first place a prospective client compares you with other firms. Between referrals, we help studios reach new clients with advertising and social media built around their finished projects.
Corporate websites
Corporate websites
The TSEKH
Corporate websites
SHEPIL
Corporate websites
SV-Group
Brand identity
Dezzign Brand Identity
Corporate websites
DeZZign
Social Media
A10 Architectural Bureau
What we build for architecture and design businesses
- Portfolio websites with large, fast-loading images, a page that tells the story of each project and filters by type, location or scale.
- Brand identity for new studios and for firms that have outgrown their first logo: logo, typography, colors and rules for presentations and boards.
- Catalog sites for furniture makers, where each piece has its own page with materials, finishes and an inquiry form instead of a cart, or an online store when the product can be sold directly.
- Content and social media that keep a firm visible between large projects: a content plan, posts and stories about finished projects, work in progress and details, run by our team. More on our social media marketing page.
- Advertising campaigns for private clients: Meta ads that show finished homes and interiors to the right audience in your area, and Google search ads for people already looking for an architect, an interior designer or custom furniture. Every inquiry is tracked to the campaign that brought it.
- Ad banners and creatives made from your project photography, sized for Meta, Google and the website and kept in the studio's visual style.
What matters in this industry
Image quality and page speed pull in opposite directions, so we plan image formats, sizes and lazy loading from the start. Project pages need a structure that search engines and AI assistants can read: project type, location, area, scope of services. Inquiry forms should ask a few useful questions (project type, budget range, timeline) so the first call is productive. And the site must be easy to update: a studio should be able to add a finished project in an evening without calling a developer. We build custom on Laravel, so the admin panel follows the way your team actually works.
Our experience: architecture, interiors and furniture
We know this industry from the inside: PERETZ runs its own architecture studio. The DeZZign case explains how that shapes our work, and the DeZZign brand identity is ours too. Other projects:
- ANGLE: the complete brand and digital foundation for a UK premium furniture concept, built from zero.
- the ЦЕХ (TSEKH): a Ukrainian manufacturer turned into a design brand for architects and interior designers.
- SHEPIL: a digital portfolio for one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted wood furniture, where each piece gets room to speak for itself.
- SV Group: a site for bespoke furniture built around a tree-inspired navigation system.
- A10 Architectural Bureau: SMM and content strategy that turned an international architecture bureau into a coherent brand ecosystem.
Services and budgets
Most firms start with corporate website development ($20,000-40,000) or a website design project (from $8,000). New studios often need brand identity first. If you are not sure where to start, a strategic session costs $500, and that amount is credited toward the project.
FAQ
Can we update the portfolio ourselves?
Yes. Every site comes with an admin panel where you add projects, photos and texts. We set it up around your typical project page, so publishing a new project takes minutes and no developer time.
Will large photos slow the site down?
Not if they are prepared properly. We generate several sizes of each image, use modern formats and load photos as the visitor scrolls, so full-screen photography stays sharp on desktop and light on mobile.
How do you work with firms in the US?
PERETZ is led from the Seattle area, and the engineering team works remotely. Every project has a client portal with stages, files and approvals in one place, so you always see where the work stands.
Can you run ads and social media for an architecture firm?
Yes. We run Meta ads and Google search ads aimed at private and commercial clients, manage the firm's social media around finished projects and design the ad banners from your photography. Inquiries from ads go to the same inbox or CRM as website requests, so you can see which campaign brings real projects.