Designer bathroom with a freestanding tub and jungle view in Punta Mita photographed for an interior design studio’s web portfolio
Web for interior design

Web Design for Interior Designers in Puerto Vallarta and Mexico

Web portfolios for interior designers and interior design studios: one page per project, bilingual, with SEO and built on professional photography of your finished work.

An interior designer’s portfolio does not fail because of the site’s design: it fails because of the images. An interior project photographed with a phone or shown in renders does not sell the work that took months. That is why the agency that produces the interior photography is the one that builds the site where that photography wins clients.

We have been interior design photographers for years, for studios in Puerto Vallarta, Guadalajara, the Bajío and Punta Mita, and we saw the same problem on almost all our clients’ sites: excellent photos on Instagram, an old site with three projects and no page saying “interior designer in Puerto Vallarta”. Clients arrived by referral and the site contributed none.

Web design for interior designers starts from how your real client hires: the owner of a villa in Punta Mita searching in English, the developer who needs a studio to furnish twenty apartments, the Guadalajara couple remodelling their home and comparing three portfolios before writing. The site answers in their language, shows projects like theirs and puts contact one tap away. And it is built on our photography, so it never depends on renders or stock imagery.

The essentials

What an interior designer’s website must have

Six things we check on every interior design portfolio before proposing anything. If yours ticks four or fewer, that is why the site brings no clients.

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One project per page

Each project with its gallery, the brief, the materials, the location and the type of client. It is what Google indexes and what the prospect shares.

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Photography of finished work

Spaces photographed with natural light, styling and corrected perspective. Renders go in the process section, not on the cover.

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Clear services and cities

Residential, hospitality, commercial, furnishing for developers; Puerto Vallarta, Guadalajara, Punta Mita. A page for each, for local searches.

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Spanish and English

On the coast, half of interior design clients search in English. Two real versions with their own URLs.

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Process and fees explained

How you work, how long it takes, how you charge. The client who understands the process writes; the one who does not keeps comparing.

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Contact within reach

WhatsApp, form and email visible on the project page, which is where the prospect decides.

Master bedroom of an interior design project photographed for the studio’s web portfolio

A portfolio built on your photography

We produce the interior photography of your projects — with styling, natural light and corrected perspective — and design the site around it: the right image opening each project, series by space, material details and, when the project calls for it, architectural photography of exteriors and drone. If you already have professional material, we work with it.

Dining room of a Puerto Vallarta apartment photographed for an interior design studio’s website

Designed to be found

Beyond the portfolio, we build the pages that bring new clients: “interior designer in Puerto Vallarta”, “interior design for villas in Punta Mita”, “apartment furnishing for developers in Guadalajara”. Each with copy in two languages, FAQs and Schema.org structured data, so the studio shows up when someone searches for what you do, not only for your name.

Sites for interior design studios, independent designers and showrooms

A studio with a team sells capacity: hospitality and development projects, a clear process, team and partners. An independent designer sells an eye: few projects told very well, their story and their way of working. A showroom or furniture store sells product and design service at once: catalog, brands and a landing page for the interior design service. We design for all three with the same technical base and different structures.

What never changes: every project, every service and every city gets its own URL, with photography, copy in two languages and structured data, so Google understands what you do and where before the client clicks.

Interior design for hospitality, villas and developers

The most profitable projects for an interior design studio around the bay are usually hospitality, rental villas and furnishing for developers, and almost no site presents them as a service. We build specific landing pages — “interior design for boutique hotels”, “interior design for vacation rental villas”, “turnkey furnishing for developments” — with example projects, process and a form that reaches the right person. It is the kind of page where a single project pays for the whole site.

What ships with the site

Custom design on the studio’s identity, a portfolio with one page per project and an optimised gallery, service and city pages, Spanish and English versions with hreflang, Schema.org structured data (ProfessionalService, CreativeWork per project, FAQ), Google Business listing, Search Console, enquiry and WhatsApp tracking, a spam-filtered form, redirects from your previous site and domain, hosting and email in the studio’s name. After launch, sustained ranking is contracted separately in digital marketing for design studios. If you also design architecture, see our web design for architects page.

How we work

How we approach the web design of your interior design studio in Puerto Vallarta

Between 4 and 8 weeks depending on the number of projects and whether they need to be photographed first. The shoot is scheduled at the start.

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Brief & project selection

Which type of client you want to attract, which services and cities to rank for and which projects prove it. You leave with the site map and a fixed quote.

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Photography

Shoot of the projects that do not yet have professional photography, with styling and natural light. If you already have material, we review and use it.

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Design & build

Design on your identity, SEO copy written in Spanish and English, one page per project and a review round with you.

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Launch & handover

Domain, SSL, Search Console, Google Business and tracking set up. Credentials and training to publish new projects.

Pricing 2026

How we quote an interior designer’s site

A six-project portfolio does not cost the same as a studio site with fifteen projects, services by industry, an English version and a blog. We quote to measure after a 20-minute call, at a fixed price and in writing.

  • The budget is set by the number of projects to publish, languages, service and city pages, and whether the photography still has to be produced.
  • Interior photography does have published prices: from $6,500 per session. Booking it together with the site usually works out better than separately.

See photography pricing

Common questions

Frequently asked questions about websites for interior designers

How much does a website for an interior designer cost?

It depends on the number of projects, the languages and the service pages. We quote in writing after a short call, at a fixed price. Interior photography does have published prices in the 2026 price list.

How many projects should I publish?

Between six and twelve very well photographed projects perform better than thirty with weak images. We choose them together based on the client you want to attract: if you want villas, we show villas, even if you have more offices.

Can I use renders in the portfolio?

In a process or ongoing-projects section, yes. On the cover and opening each project, no: clients notice the difference and a render does not prove the project was built. If an important project has no photography, we shoot it.

Can it connect to Instagram?

Yes, to show the feed, but the site must not depend on it. Instagram lends you an audience; the site belongs to you and is what Google ranks.

Is the site in English?

Yes, in Spanish and English with separate URLs, written copy and hreflang. In Puerto Vallarta, Punta Mita and Riviera Nayarit half of interior design clients are foreign.

How long does it take?

Between 4 and 8 weeks depending on the number of projects and whether they need to be photographed first. The shoot is scheduled at the start because it defines everything else.

Can I publish new projects myself?

Yes. We deliver the site with a simple flow to upload a new project — photos, sheet and copy in both languages — and train you at handover. If you would rather we do it, it goes into monthly maintenance.

Do you work with studios outside Puerto Vallarta?

Yes. The web side is handled remotely with studios across the country; the in-person part is photography, and we cover Puerto Vallarta, Punta Mita, Guadalajara, the Bajío and the rest of Mexico with travel costs.

Let’s talk about your site

Ready for your portfolio to win clients?

Tell us how many projects you want to publish and which type of client you are after. We will come back with a fixed proposal for the site and the photography.

hola@fotodearquitectura.com

+52 33 2582 1177