5 Interior Designer Websites with Shop Examples
/If you’re thinking about adding a shop to your website, you’ll want to check out the 5 examples of interior designer websites with a shop below.
When interior designers comes to us wanting to add a shop to their website, our first recommendation is for them to use SideDoor.
SideDoor is an affiliate shop tool which can be integrated into an interior designer’s website. Using a third-party shop like SideDoor helps interior designers easily manage their shops and sales, and it allows shoppers a smooth, enjoyable experience.
There are many styles and ways an interior design firm can integrate a SideDoor shop into their website. We’ve curated a list of 5 examples of interior designer websites with shop add-ons so that you may view the versatile options available, and hopefully find a little inspiration for your own website.
1. AIDAN LANE DESIGNS
Aidan Lane Designs creates homes that are elevated and functional for their clients’ everyday lives in Austin, Texas.
About their shop: We love how clean, easy, and inviting this shop is. At the top of the page a short introduction informs clients what the firm’s shop holds and how they can can benefit. With just one click, an interested shopper can view one of the firm’s curated collections on the Aidan Lane Designs SideDoor shop. Each collection on their website’s page is displayed with simple titles and photos, giving the page a beautifully clean look.
2. KRYSTEN LEDET INTERIORS
From their base in Lafayette, Louisiana, Krysten Ledet Interiors designs high-end spaces that are memorable, unforgettable, and of the highest standards of living.
About their shop: By opening up the website’s hidden menu and hitting SHOP, visitors can easily navigate from the firm’s website to their full shop on SideDoor with just one click! Once on SideDoor, shoppers can view all of Krysten’s curated pieces, including their prices.
3. BERTOLAMI INTERIORS
Bertolami Interiors serves the San Francisco Bay Area with full-service luxury designs. Their rich spaces are harmonious—perfectly balanced between new and old.
About their shop: The Shop page is integrated with SideDoor so that their featured items are displayed complete with product images, prices, and additional information. Near the top of the page, they also have a menu with some quick links to shop products by categories such as Bedroom, Dining, and Art. When visitors select one of these options, they’re taken to view the collection on SideDoor.
4. MODCHÍC INTERIORS
Founded by owner and Principal Interior Designer Natasha Singleton, ModChíc Interiors have completed luxury interiors for both residential and boutique commercial spaces from their base in Houston, Texas. Clients love their natural aesthetic and simplistic modern approach to design.
About their shop: Unlike the other shops above, ModChíc Interiors has two collections—MCI Lighting and MCI Furnishings—which can be entirely previewed on their website’s shop page without going to SideDoor. Shoppers can toggle between the two collections by a small navigation menu at the top right. If they wish to view an item in closer detail, they will then be brought to ModChíc’s SideDoor shop page.
5. GROS VENTRE DESIGNS
Gros Ventre Designs, led by experienced designer Gretchen Manning, is known for their deep understanding of new construction, renovations, and interior spaces. The design firm has offices in both Jackson, Wyoming, and Scottsdale, Arizona.
About their shop: Gros Ventre Designs’ shop page doesn’t feature any product images. Instead, they have a list of buttons linked to each of their collections on SideDoor. A unique, textured page background gives this minimalistic page interest. At the bottom of the list, the firm invites shoppers to contact them for a Custom Collection. Simple, effective, and attractive!