Services · Website development · Interior design websites
Codeeo handles interior design website development in Riyadh for studios, fit-out contractors and furniture houses that want their website to bring in qualified briefs rather than likes. We build Arabic first sites with a portfolio that sells by sector and district, service pages written for how Riyadh clients buy, and enquiry routes that capture plot size, scope and timing before your team picks up the phone. The result is a site your designers can update themselves and that ranks when people in the capital search for a studio.
Our Riyadh office means discovery, content workshops and photo selection sessions can happen at your studio or ours. The website is about presence, search visibility and enquiries; project delivery tools and paid booking belong to separate builds.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What the website includes
Riyadh clients arrive at a design studio from very different starting points. A family building a villa in Al Malqa or Hittin wants to see finished homes in a style close to their own taste and to understand how a majlis, a family living area and private wings come together. A facilities manager at a firm moving its regional headquarters into KAFD or Olaya wants proof that you can deliver an office floor on schedule, with drawings and approvals handled. A developer in one of the new northern communities wants a partner for show units and amenity buildings. One generic portfolio grid cannot serve all three. We plan the site around these audiences, with separate service routes, filtered project pages and an enquiry form that adapts to the type of work. Everything sits on a CMS your team can run without a developer, in Arabic and English, with right to left layouts designed properly rather than mirrored at the last minute.
Projects tagged as villa, apartment, office, hospitality or retail, with filters for style and Riyadh district where the client agrees to show it. Each project page carries a short brief, the scope you handled, floor area in words or ranges you choose, and a gallery ordered from the strongest image down.
Visitors find work close to their own project within a few clicks.
A dedicated route for office and workplace clients: how you take a floor from shell and core to handover, how you work with landlords and building management, what drawings and approvals you prepare, and a downloadable company profile procurement teams can attach to a vendor file.
Procurement and facilities teams get answers before they request a meeting.
An enquiry form that changes its questions by project type, asking for district, property stage, rooms in scope and target move in date, with optional upload of floor plans or photos. Leads land in your CRM or inbox already labelled, and an automatic reply confirms receipt in the visitor's language.
Your first call starts with the facts already on file.
Click to chat buttons that open WhatsApp with a prefilled message naming the page the visitor was on, plus tap to call on mobile. Each route is tracked separately, so you can see which projects and pages produce conversations.
Mobile visitors reach you the way Riyadh clients prefer to talk.
Arabic and English versions of every page with their own URLs, hreflang tags and properly translated project write-ups. Typography is chosen for Arabic legibility first, and image captions, alt text and form labels are written in both languages rather than machine translated.
Arabic searchers see a site written for them, not a translation.
Interior photography is the largest weight on any studio site. We serve modern image formats, responsive sizes and lazy loading below the first screen, and set gallery layouts so pages do not jump while images load on a phone in a car park.
Galleries look sharp and still pass Core Web Vitals on mobile.
Google Business Profile setup or clean up, consistent studio details across directories, district and service landing pages where you genuinely work, and structured data that describes your studio, services and projects in a form search engines read.
Your studio appears when people in Riyadh search for interior designers nearby.
For studios with a showroom or supplier partnerships, pages for furniture collections, finishes and material samples, with a request to view form and opening details. These pages inform and generate visits; they do not sell online.
Showroom traffic starts on the website, not by chance.
A journal for design notes, project stories and seasonal pieces, built with templates your team fills in without breaking the layout. Articles link into related projects and services, which helps both readers and search rankings.
Fresh content without asking a developer each time.
Who this is for
Interior design in Riyadh covers small residential studios, large fit-out contractors and everything between. Each needs a different emphasis on the website. A residential studio sells taste and trust; a contractor sells capacity and compliance; a showroom sells product and a reason to visit. We decide the emphasis with you in discovery, which in Riyadh can be a working session at your studio with your lead designer and whoever answers enquiries today.
Your clients are families planning new villas or full renovations, and the decision often involves several family members looking at the site on their phones. We give the portfolio room to breathe, show how you handle majlis and family zones, explain your process from concept to furnishing in plain Arabic, and make the enquiry form short enough to finish on a phone between other plans.
Most first contact on these sites happens on mobile in Arabic.
Multinationals opening regional offices and Saudi companies expanding their floors buy through procurement. They look for capability statements, sector experience, safety approach and a clear contact for tenders. We build a credible corporate section with case pages written around scope and constraints, a profile download, and a tender enquiry route that goes straight to your business development team.
Write case pages around scope, not adjectives.
Restaurants, cafes, boutique hotels and retail brands across the city refresh their spaces often and choose designers on recent, visible work. We make recent projects easy to publish quickly, with short write-ups, credits for photographers where needed and filters that let an operator find comparable venues in a single view.
Speed of publishing matters more than volume for venue operators.
Many Riyadh furniture and decor houses offer design services alongside their collections. The site needs to show both without confusing visitors. We separate the collection pages from the design service, connect them where a project used your pieces, and send design enquiries and showroom visit requests to the right people.
Keep collections and design services on separate, linked routes.
How we work together
Design studios are busy with site visits and client presentations, so we plan the work around your calendar. One person on our side owns the project and keeps a shared plan of decisions, content still needed and approvals. Riyadh studios can meet our team in person for discovery, the design review and training, with shorter check ins by video call. Cost depends on the number of page types, the size of the portfolio, how much content we write or translate, and the integrations you need, and we explain each of those in the proposal. After launch, we can stay on for content updates, search reporting and small improvements, or hand everything to your team.
A defined build with a deadline
We agree what the product has to do, write it down with a price and a date, and build exactly that. Changes are priced before they are made, not discovered on the invoice.
A product that keeps evolving
Named engineers who work your hours, join your standups and stay on the codebase. You direct the backlog; we own the quality of what ships.
Something live that needs looking after
A monthly block of hours for improvements, fixes and the small requests that otherwise wait months. Unused hours carry for a quarter.
Technology
We usually build on WordPress for studios that publish often, or on Next.js with a headless CMS where galleries are large and speed matters most. Hosting sits behind a CDN with a region close to Saudi visitors, with SSL, daily backups, a web application firewall and uptime alerts. Where client data must stay in the Kingdom, we plan hosting with that in mind.
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It depends mostly on how ready your project photography and text are.
The build itself is rarely the slow part. What sets the pace is choosing projects, collecting good photography, writing Arabic and English text and getting approvals from partners. We agree a plan in discovery that lists every page and who supplies what, and we write the timing into that plan. Studios that arrive with selected projects and approved photographs move much faster than those beginning with a phone camera roll, so we often help you prioritise a strong first set of projects and add the rest after launch.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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