Services · Website development · Interior design websites
Codeeo delivers interior design website development in Saudi Arabia for studios, fit-out groups and furnishing brands that win work in more than one city. We build Arabic first websites with a portfolio that can be filtered by city and sector, service pages for residential, commercial, hospitality and public sector work, and enquiry routes that send each lead to the right regional team. The site stays easy for your own staff to update, meets Saudi data protection rules, and gives you search visibility from Riyadh to Jeddah and the Eastern Province.
Our Riyadh office handles in-person sessions for clients based in the capital; studios headquartered elsewhere work with us by video call. This page is about your public website, not project delivery software or online payment, both of which we treat as separate builds.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What the website includes
Saudi interior design has grown well beyond private villas. Vision 2030 has brought large housing programmes, new residential communities from developers such as ROSHN, tourism and hospitality projects, and a wave of regional headquarters opening offices in Riyadh. Studios that once worked in one city now pitch to developers, hotel operators, government entities and families in several regions at once. Their websites have to present that range without becoming a confusing catalogue of everything. We structure the site around sectors and cities, give buyers the documents and proof they need, and keep the Arabic experience as strong as the English. Behind it sits a CMS with roles, so regional teams can publish their own projects while head office keeps control of brand and approvals.
One portfolio with filters for city, sector and style, so a hotel operator in Jeddah and a developer in Riyadh each see the most relevant work first. Project pages share a consistent structure: brief, scope, constraints, materials and credits, in Arabic and English.
Every visitor reaches comparable work in a couple of clicks.
Enquiry forms ask for city and project type, then route the lead to the right regional office or team with the source page attached. Response templates and notification rules are set per region, so no enquiry sits in a shared inbox without an owner.
Leads from every region reach a named person quickly.
Pages for property developers and large programmes describing show units, typical unit fit-outs, amenity and clubhouse interiors, and how you scale delivery across many units. A downloadable profile covers capacity, sector experience and contact points for vendor registration.
Developers can shortlist you without a long email exchange.
A section for government and semi government buyers, setting out your commercial registration, relevant experience and the right contact for tenders, including those published on the Etimad platform. Content stays factual and is updated through the CMS when documents change.
Public buyers find the facts they need to consider you.
A component library designed in Arabic first and mirrored carefully for English, with type scales, spacing and image crops that work in both directions. Regional teams build new pages from these components, so the site stays consistent as it grows.
New pages look right in both languages without design rework.
City landing pages for the places where you have offices or real project history, each with its own projects and local context, plus Google Business Profiles for every physical office. Structured data ties locations, services and projects together for search engines.
Visibility in the cities you serve, without thin duplicate pages.
Editor, reviewer and publisher roles, with regional teams able to draft projects and articles while marketing or a director approves them. Revision history means any change can be traced and reversed, which matters when many people across regions edit the same site.
Many contributors, one controlled brand.
Privacy notices and consent records aligned with the Personal Data Protection Law and SDAIA guidance, tracking that waits for consent, and hosting hardened with a firewall, SSL and access controls. Where clients need it, we map the site against relevant National Cybersecurity Authority controls.
Answers ready when a corporate or public client asks about data.
Connections from forms to your CRM, such as Dynamics 365, HubSpot or Zoho, and to the email platform used for newsletters. If your quotes are issued from an ERP that produces ZATCA compliant e-invoices, the website simply hands over clean lead data and leaves billing to those systems.
Enquiries enter your existing sales process with no retyping.
Image pipelines, caching and a CDN with nearby regions keep large galleries fast across the Kingdom, including on mobile networks outside the big cities. We monitor Core Web Vitals after launch and fix regressions as content grows.
A fast site wherever in the Kingdom the visitor is.
Who this is for
A national website is a different job from a single studio site. It must represent several offices or regions, serve buyers ranging from homeowners to ministries, and stay consistent while many people contribute. These are the firms we most often build for at this scale, and each brings a different first priority. In discovery we decide which of these describes you best, because that choice shapes the home page, the navigation and the way enquiries are routed.
You built your name in Riyadh, Jeddah or the Eastern Province and now take projects elsewhere. The old site still reads like a single studio. We restructure it around regions and sectors, add city pages only where you have real work, and set up enquiry routing so new regions get proper follow up from the start.
Add city pages as real projects arrive, not before.
Your buyers are developers, operators, corporate tenants and public entities, often through formal procurement. The site needs credible capability content, sector case pages, downloadable profiles and clear tender contacts, presented with the visual quality design clients expect. We build both sides into one coherent site.
Procurement teams read the about and compliance pages first.
Brands with showrooms in several cities often offer interior design as a service. We separate product information from the design offer, add showroom location pages with opening details, and route design enquiries to the team in the right city. Online sales, if needed, are planned as a separate store build.
Product pages and the design offer each need their own route.
Developers delivering new communities, hotels and mixed use districts look for design partners that can handle repetition at scale and work to brand standards. We give you pages that explain your approach to typical units, show units and amenities, with case pages written around scope and delivery.
Scale and consistency are the selling points, so show both.
How we work together
National websites involve more people: leadership, marketing, regional heads and sometimes legal or IT. We name one project lead on our side and ask for one decision owner on yours, keep a shared log of decisions and open items, and schedule reviews so regions are heard without slowing everything down. Cost depends on the number of templates, cities and sections, the volume of content to migrate or write, the languages and the integrations, and the proposal breaks each of these out so scope can be phased. Many firms launch the core site first and add regions afterwards.
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
For national firms we usually recommend a headless CMS with a Next.js front end, which handles large bilingual portfolios and many editors well. WordPress remains a good fit for smaller teams. Hosting is chosen with data residency questions in mind, behind a CDN, with backups, monitoring and a firewall. The choice is made with your IT team where you have one.
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We plan a shared structure first, then add each city where you have real work.
The core of the site, including the design system, project templates and service pages, is built once. City pages, regional routing and location profiles are then added for the places where you have an office or genuine project history. This keeps quality high and avoids thin pages that search engines ignore. If you are expanding, we plan the structure so new cities can be added later through the CMS, without a redesign. Regional contact details, opening hours and team photos sit in structured fields, so they update everywhere at once.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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