A website for raumideenwerk: interior design in Berlin with online booking
In 2025 I went self-employed as an interior designer with raumideenwerk. The first website had to be up fast and bring in enquiries from day one: a modern design, model studies and finished projects, a contact form, and a calendar where people book a slot directly.
- For
- Own business — interior design and space planning, Berlin
- Year
- 2025
- Status
- Live
- Services
- Web design Berlin
- Stack
- Next.js · React · TypeScript · Tailwind CSS · Vercel
Case study
The starting point
A new business with little time and only a few references. The website had to look professional right away, build trust, and make the path to a first meeting as short as possible.
Instead of emails going back and forth, people should be able to pick a time themselves.
What the site does
- A modern, calm design that puts the work first
- Model studies and finished projects as a gallery
- Contact form sending through the business Gmail account
- Booking through Google Calendar, straight from the website
- Light and dark mode, German and English
- Audience and copy sharpened in-house, with supporting content for Instagram
Technology
- Next.js and React with TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS with accessible building blocks based on Radix UI
- Hosted on Vercel, with Speed Insights to measure load times
- Domain registered at checkdomain
What came next
After a year the site was replaced by version 2. What the first year taught went straight into it: a clearer structure with pages of their own for projects and services, and a sharper tone of voice.
More work
More from the workshop
Contact
Starting out on your own and need a website?
I know first-hand how much time a new business eats. I’ll build you a website that is up fast, looks professional and brings in enquiries.