Interior design website examples
Screen recordings of each website
House of Honey ↗
An interiors collective whose masthead wraps a heavy black wordmark around a thin script "of", set on blush pink, then moves into warm room photography and giant pink script on deep plum. Uppercase serif captions keep the tone calm. Borrow the single script word inside a blunt logo, which carries the whole personality.
Jakobsen Copenhagen ↗
A Copenhagen furniture maker whose hero film moves through close-up fabric, city streets and hands at work under a centred wordmark in spaced capitals. A tidy collection grid, warm room shots and one pale blue story panel follow. Borrow the colour discipline, with earthy upholstery tones running through every photo.
Anuc Home ↗
An interior studio whose giant arched wordmark sits above room photos, then quiet serif statements in Spanish. The page hangs on a visible four-column grid that splits even the hero photo with thin gutters, ending on a frosted card with three calm words. Borrow that exposed grid, a strong backbone for a soft layout.
Guide
How to use website inspiration well
Interior studios sell taste, so their sites get out of the way of the work. These lean on large photography, quiet type and slow transitions, and each recording shows how the rooms and materials are paced as you scroll.
- Name the move. "Huge serif headline over a full-width photo" is something you can prompt; "nice vibe" is not.
- Watch the motion, not just the layout. How things enter, scroll and respond is what makes these sites feel finished.
- Check the phone version. The tall tiles show how each site handles a small screen.
- Then find the prompt. Our library has prompts for the sections these sites are built from: browse the prompt library.