Commercial Interior Design website template
Commercial interior designers sell to business owners and facility managers planning offices, restaurants, or clinics, where budget and schedule matter as much as looks. "Ship Code Not Infrastructure" is developer copy that the AI will replace. Split panels suit a breakdown by project type, and the violet split quote carousel rotates endorsements from the company leaders who hired you.
- Industry
- Real Estate & Property
- Layout
- One-page landing site
- Sections
- 5
- Responsive
- Desktop, tablet and mobile
- Dark mode
- Included
- Price
- Free to start
Best for
- Office interior design firms
- Restaurant and hospitality designers
- Healthcare interior designers
Scroll the preview. Text and photos are placeholders; Lindo replaces them with your business details.
What's on the page
- 1
Navigation · Multi Level Dropdown layout
Logo, menu and a primary button that stays easy to reach.
- 2
Hero · Developer Platform layout
The first screen: headline, supporting line and the main call to action.
- 3
Features · Split Panel layout
Services or benefits laid out so visitors can scan what you offer.
- 4
Testimonials · Violet Split Quote Carousel layout
Reviews and quotes from customers to build trust before they contact you.
- 5
Footer · Logo Members layout
Contact details, links and the small print at the bottom of every page.
Make it yours
What a commercial interior design business should put in after remixing:
- Use a finished workspace photo in the hero with a 'Discuss your project' button and the square footage range you take on.
- Turn the split panels into project types: offices, restaurants, retail, and medical suites, each with one completed example.
- Fill the quote carousel with comments from owners or facility managers about finishing on schedule and within budget.
Getting found
Target 'commercial interior designer [city]' and sector searches like 'restaurant interior design firm [state]'.
Building this for a client?
On Studio and White Label plans you can remix this template per client, then hand over the editor under your own brand.
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