Cedarhouse Interiors Case Study

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The Challenge

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Beautiful photography sat on a template site that undercut their premium positioning.

Client Goals

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Premium brand – A calm, material-driven identity.
Portfolio UX – Project pages that sell process and taste.
Inquiry quality – Attract the right budget range.

Key Services Provided

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Brand identity – Logo, type, colour, and guidelines.
UI/UX design – Architecture built around how design clients decide.
Website development – Fast portfolio site with inquiry flows.

Project Solutions

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Brand first, then a website that lets the work speak.

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Higher-quality consultations and a brand system the team can use everywhere.

Outcomes & Approach

Cedarhouse Interiors had strong project photography but an inconsistent brand and a website that under-sold the work. Prospects could not quickly understand the studio’s point of view, process, or which projects matched their budget and style.

We started with brand identity — typography, colour, and layout rules that feel editorial without becoming precious — then built a website that lets the portfolio lead. Case-style project pages, clearer service framing, and a consultation path designed for high-consideration buyers replaced a brochure-style site that asked for trust without earning it.

Consultation quality improved as the right clients self-selected, and the team gained a brand system they can reuse across proposals, social, and print. The site now works as both a portfolio and a sales tool.