Websites for furniture and design.
Bespoke kitchens, luxury furniture, contract, floors and surfaces: sectors where the website is the first showroom a client walks into. We build galleries that hold up next to the real product, technical catalogues for architects and specifiers, and e-commerce where selling online makes sense.
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Surfaces, contract & export
This is the area we work in every day, and where most of our furniture clients are: marble and natural stone, floors and claddings, contract furnishing for hotels and venues. Few in number, large in market, selling to specifiers and contractors across half of Europe. Here the site is there to be found by the people who design, with technical sheets and references in order. Marostica is also home to Schirato Shop, alpine interiors travelling from the Vicenza area across Italy and abroad with a bilingual online shop.
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Branded & bespoke furniture
Between Castelfranco, Riese and the Marca you find joineries, furniture brands and companies that furnish hotels, shops and ships. It is the home of Puravisione, a luxury furniture brand born in Castelfranco in 2020: there the gallery-style site speaks directly to architects and interior designers, and enquiries from abroad grew by 78%.
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Kitchens & made to drawing
The Vicenza area produces to drawing: kitchens, bespoke furniture, work for other brands. That is the case of Todeschini Cucine in Montecchio Precalcino, with a bilingual site we look after over time. Here it matters more to show the method — from survey to installation — than a catalogue of models.
Furniture in north-east Italy, area by area.
Around Bassano, Castelfranco and the Vicenza area we furnish homes, hotels and offices across half the world. Further east there are two districts we know and cover with their own page — the Livenza furniture district and the Asiago marble district — but our furniture clients are here. These are different worlds with different clients — the maker who sells to a brand, the company that speaks directly to architects, the showroom waiting for the end customer. Different trade, different website.
The site is the first showroom.
People buying furniture look before they read. We build galleries that show finishes, details and settings with the quality the product deserves, without making the page slow: images served in the right format, progressive loading, zoom where it matters.
Below the images we put what is needed to decide: materials, sizes, variants, indicative lead times and a simple way to ask. The visitor should not have to guess what working with you is like: the page shows it. For those who work clay and glaze we have a page dedicated to the Nove and Bassano ceramics district, a few minutes from here.
You are speaking to architects and specifiers.
In contract and surfaces the decision almost always goes through an architecture practice. Specifiers look for precise things: technical sheets, dimensions, certifications, downloadable files, references from similar projects. If they do not find them, they move to the next supplier.
We build a specifier area with sheets in order, downloads in one place and guided enquiries: whoever contacts you arrives informed, and the quote starts from a conversation instead of ten emails just to understand the brief.
Multilingual for foreign markets.
Italian furniture sells abroad, but the website often does not: approximate English, half-translated pages, no signal to search engines about which language serves whom. With Italian Terrazzo Floor, enquiries from abroad grew by 88% starting exactly here.
We set up a properly multilingual site — correct hreflang structure, content written for each market rather than machine-translated — so foreign architects and buyers find your pages in their language.
Without the right photos, furniture does not sell.
It is the most common limit: excellent products photographed badly, catalogues with different lighting in every shot, renders mixed with real photos. On a website the difference shows immediately, and people read it as a sign of how serious you are.
We give you concrete guidance for a shoot that works online, or we handle it ourselves with our photography service: settings, finish details and still life that belong together, ready for the site and for catalogues.
A catalogue that stays current.
Collections change, finishes are added, finished projects become references. A site nobody updates ages quickly and stops bringing enquiries.
We leave you a simple panel to add products, projects and sheets yourself, and we keep looking after updates, security and backups. That is how it has worked with Todeschini Cucine for years, a security incident included: site rebuilt and back on its feet.
Sites for every kind of furniture business.
Whether you produce for other brands, furnish to order or sell directly to the end customer, the right online presence changes. Want to see work like yours? Ask during the consultation.
Sites for furniture makers
For those producing furniture, upholstery and accessories: catalogue by collection, finishes and variants, a reserved area for agents and dealers, qualified enquiries from foreign markets.
Sites for bespoke kitchens
For joineries and kitchen companies: completed projects, materials and appliances, the way you work from survey to installation, and enquiries that arrive with the useful information already in them.
Sites for contract and hospitality
For those furnishing hotels, restaurants, shops and offices: references by project type, production capacity, project management and a page that speaks to specifiers and general contractors.
Surface showrooms online
For marble, stone, floors and claddings: catalogues by material and format, downloadable technical sheets, samples requested from the site and galleries that do justice to the material.
E-commerce for furniture and accessories
For those selling online: careful product pages, variants and configurations, bulky shipping handled, secure payments and, where needed, several languages and currencies.
Your finishes are actually visible
Galleries built for detail: grain, fabrics, combinations. Heavy images served lightly, without slowing the page down.
Architects find what they are looking for
Technical sheets, dimensions, certifications and downloadable files in a tidy area: specifiers have everything without writing to you.
Enquiries arrive already qualified
Guided forms asking for project, quantity and timing: the first contact gives you the picture, not a generic line.
You sell across borders
A multilingual site with SEO per market: foreign buyers and practices find you in their language.
You update the catalogue yourselves
A simple panel for products, projects and sheets: no dependency on us for a routine change.
The site stays yours
Domain, hosting, code and credentials in your name. Always, even if one day you change supplier.
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How much does a site for a furniture company cost?
A 4–8 page showcase site generally costs between €1,500 and €3,500, a corporate or multilingual site between €3,000 and €8,000, an e-commerce between €3,000 and €10,000. The detailed quote for your project is free and arrives within 24 hours.
How long does it take?
It depends on complexity and content, photography above all: we agree the real timeline in the quote — and once it is set, we keep to it.
Can you handle catalogues with many collections, finishes and variants?
Yes: we structure complex catalogues with filters by collection, material and finish, downloadable sheets and a reserved area for agents and dealers.
Do we need an e-commerce or is a catalogue enough?
It depends on what you sell. For bespoke furniture and contract work a catalogue with a guided enquiry works better; for accessories, lighting and smaller items an e-commerce makes sense. We tell you honestly at quoting stage, including when it is better not to build one.
Can we let specifiers download technical sheets and files?
Yes: a dedicated area with sheets, certifications, drawings and project files, open or restricted. It is often the reason a practice picks one supplier over another.
Can the site be multilingual for export?
Yes, it is one of our specialities: English, German and other languages with a correct hreflang structure and SEO for each market. With Italian Terrazzo Floor, enquiries from abroad grew by 88%.
Our photos are not good enough: can you help?
Yes. We give you guidance for a shoot that works online, or we do it ourselves: settings, finish details and still life that belong together, ready for the site and for catalogues.
Which areas do you work in for furniture?
Our furniture clients are mostly between Bassano and the foothills, in the Castellana and in the Vicenza area: marble and surfaces, contract, bespoke kitchens, branded furniture. We also work with companies further afield, but we do not claim territories we have not worked in.
Do you also work with marble and surfaces?
Yes: GiCubo Marmi and Selmar Marmi are two of our clients in that world, with multilingual showcases, B2B areas and technical sheets for architects and contract firms.
Do we update the catalogue ourselves or call you?
You update it: simple panel, training included. We stay on for technical updates, security and backups, with a fixed annual fee.
Will the site be ours?
Yes: domain, hosting, code and credentials stay in your name, with no strings. You can take it wherever you want, whenever you want.
Let’s talk about your products.
Tell us what you make and for which markets: we reply within 24 hours with a concrete proposal.