Websites for architects & designers

Websites for architects that win the brief — here and abroad.

Lebanese studios design for clients at home, across the Gulf and in Europe. Your site has to hold its own in all of those rooms — in three languages, with work shown the way you’d present it.

  • Arabic · English · French
  • Image-led portfolios
  • Clients in the Gulf & Europe
A warm, sunlit living room with a grey sofa, leather ottomans and indoor plants

Website design for architects and interior designers in Lebanon

7 core pages · custom-built, never a template

The job

A studio site has three jobs.

  • Let the work speak

    Clients hire on taste. Projects shown big, well-sequenced and fast — with just enough story — say more about your studio than any mission statement.

  • Travel well

    Your next client may be a developer in the Gulf or a family in France. The site has to read as a serious international studio, in their language.

  • Attract the right clients

    An inquiry form — and a WhatsApp button — that asks for project type, location, size and budget, so the brief that lands is one worth a call.

The problem

Sound familiar?

Instagram is our whole portfolio.

It’s where people find you, but a feed can’t tell a project’s story, can’t be filtered, and looks like everyone else’s to a client abroad.

Clients abroad can’t judge us from here.

A developer in the Gulf wants credentials, project scale and a clear process before a first meeting. A thin site doesn’t get you that meeting.

Our work is premium. Our site isn’t.

A dated template and slow images undersell a studio whose whole value is taste and precision.

What we build

Everything it needs. Nothing it doesn’t.

Project pages that tell the story

Each project with its brief, location, constraints and outcome — presented like a monograph, not a feed.

Portfolio filtering

Residential, commercial, hospitality, interiors, furniture — so a client sees the work closest to their own.

Studio, credentials & press

Principals, Order of Engineers and Architects membership, awards and press — the credibility a new client checks first.

Found in Lebanon and the Gulf

Service and location pages that rank for architect and interior designer searches here and in the markets you work in.

Imagery without the wait

Full-bleed photography compressed for mobile data, so your projects open fast wherever the client is.

Three languages, properly

Arabic, English and French — each written properly, with right-to-left Arabic that looks designed, not flipped.

The blueprint

The pages that pull their weight.

Our starting sitemap — we adjust it to how your business actually runs before anything gets designed.

  1. Home

    Your strongest project, full screen, in three languages.

  2. Projects

    The portfolio, filterable by type and country.

  3. Project detail

    Brief, site, approach and outcome, told through large images.

  4. Services

    Architecture, interiors, joinery and furniture, project management.

  5. Studio

    Team, credentials, awards, press and process.

  6. Showroom

    Location, hours and what’s on display, if you have one.

  7. Start a project

    A form plus WhatsApp that captures scope, location and budget.

Built for Lebanon

Built for studios that work beyond borders.

  • Clients across the region

    Lebanese studios build across the Gulf, Europe and Africa. Filtering projects by country and scale shows a client abroad you’ve done work like theirs.

  • Three languages, one studio

    Arabic for the Gulf, French for Europe, English for everyone. Each version written properly, so the studio sounds as precise as it designs.

  • Credentials up front

    Order of Engineers and Architects membership, education and awards — shown clearly, because a first-time client abroad checks them before calling.

  • Showrooms and ateliers

    If you make or sell furniture and finishes, the site brings people through the door — collections, a map, hours and WhatsApp.

Let’s plan your studio’s site — on WhatsApp or a call.

Tell us the projects you want more of and where your clients are. We’ll come back with the site that wins them.

How it works

From first call to live.

  • A straight conversation

    You tell us how customers find you today and what a good month looks like. No brief needed, no sales deck.

  • The blueprint

    We come back with the sitemap, the approach and a timeline — before a single pixel gets designed.

  • Design, words, build

    Custom design, copy written for your customers, and a fast mobile-first build with SEO set up from day one.

  • Launch, then grow

    We launch, connect Google, and stay on for updates, fixes and the SEO that keeps it climbing.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

How much does a website for an architecture or design studio cost in Lebanon?
It depends on the number of projects, languages and whether you need a showroom or shop. We quote a fixed price after a short call, and our guide to website costs in Lebanon shows what each tier actually buys.
Can the site be in Arabic, English and French?
Yes — all three, with a one-tap switch and proper right-to-left Arabic. You add a project once and publish it in every language.
Can we add new projects ourselves?
Yes. You add a project with its images and story in a simple editor and choose where it sits in the portfolio — no developer needed.
Will large photos load on mobile data?
Yes. Images are compressed, served in modern formats and sized for each screen, so full-bleed photography opens fast even on a patchy connection.
Can the site help us win clients in the Gulf?
It’s built to. Arabic and English versions, projects filterable by country, clear credentials and location pages for the markets you target — plus Google Ads there if you want to push it.
Have you built sites for studios like ours?
Yes — including RA Interiors, a premium furniture gallery, and Wood Shapes, a bespoke woodwork atelier, both in Lebanon. Their case studies are linked on this page.

Let’s build

Ready for a site that works as hard as you do?

Send us a WhatsApp or book a call. We’ll come back with how we’d build it — the pages, the plan, the timeline — in a straight conversation, not a sales pitch.