01The wallYour work, full-bleed
masonry + lightbox
For interior designers and home stylists. Full-bleed project galleries, a refined services page, and an inquiry form — built in minutes at a quality that matches the rooms you create.
Scroll, and UOVA lays the exact gallery your work deserves — a contact sheet that develops, then opens any frame into a full case study with the brief, the process, and an enquiry.
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UOVA lays the exact gallery a interior designer needs — a contact sheet of your work that opens into full case studies, with an enquiry wired to your inbox.
01The wallmasonry + lightbox
02Case studyFull-service · 2024
03ProcessSEO-indexed pages
04Inquirewired to your inbox
Full-bleed, magazine-style project pages — before/after, the concept, the sourcing, the result. The proof that books high-end clients.
Full-service design, e-design, styling — clear offers with your process and what's included. Makes the inquiry an easy yes.
Project type, timeline, budget range — a qualifying inquiry form on every page that filters for the right clients.
Each one ships fully editable in the studio. Load any preview and scroll it like the published site — then build yours from a single prompt.
Every template restyles to your interior designer brand — colours, fonts, copy, and AI photography — from one prompt.
UOVA's Media Studio shoots the imagery your site needs, matched to your business — so nothing looks like the same five photos every other site uses.
11 image models · 7 video models · brand-match · 8 presets · 4× upscale.Drop in your own photos any time — mix them with AI shots section by section.
Yes — before/after sliders and full project pages are built in. Drag images in; the layout adapts.
Yes — add budget, timeline, and project-type fields so you only hear from the right clients.
Yes — LocalBusiness schema and per-page SEO controls.
Embed a Stripe or Shopify checkout for fixed-scope e-design (Pro plan).
Field notes from building interior designers sites — the parts that decide whether the site works, before anyone argues about fonts.
Shoot wide, publish by project, and write the one paragraph only you can write: what the client asked for, what the space wouldn't allow, and the move that solved it. Before/after pairs earn the scroll. A project page with ten frames and a story outsells a hundred-image gallery dump.
Interior design inquiries skew unqualified because nobody knows what design costs. A services page that explains the models — full service, design-only, per-room flat rate — with 'projects from…' anchors filters your inbox to people with real budgets. The consultation form should ask scope, timeline, and postcode.
Clients search 'japandi living room' and 'small kitchen renovation', not your name. Organize project pages so each one owns a style + room combination in the title and text. That's the honest version of SEO for designers: your actual work, labelled the way people actually search.
No credit card. No setup time. Free to start, $19/mo when you're ready for a custom domain.