Completed furniture projects become the starting point for an enquiry.

Modul Interijeri designs, makes and installs furniture for homes and commercial interiors. Its completed work covers kitchens, fitted wardrobes, bedrooms and bathroom furniture. That collection gives a prospective customer something concrete to consider before describing their own project.

We rebuilt the website around selected installations and the wider project archive. The featured projects show several views of the same piece, with descriptions that explain the layout and materials. The product information sets out what the workshop makes and how it takes a commission from measurements to installation.

The archive groups photographs by category and loads more as needed. A visitor can concentrate on wardrobes, inspect a photograph at full size and follow an enquiry link for a similar wardrobe. The category carries through to the contact form, so the conversation starts with the type of furniture already identified.

This connection also runs from the product sections into the relevant work. The gallery becomes part of choosing what to commission, while the complete archive remains available for a closer look.

The client's logo and project photographs remain central. We wrote the copy and handled design, development, motion, technical setup and hosting. The rebuild went live in September 2026 with the existing public page addresses preserved. Warm surfaces and restrained movement support the furniture throughout the desktop and phone layouts.