Catalog website
- The same pictures from factory brochures
- People can’t see if you build to their size
- Hundreds of listings that are easy to get lost in
- You’re compared to others by price alone
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Website for a furniture maker
Website for a furniture maker: people browse your kitchens and wardrobes, type in their measurements, add a photo of the room — and the request with all of it lands in your Telegram right away.
Just write — I’ll take it from there. I’ll estimate your task at no cost.
custom furniture · Lviv
Kitchens and wardrobes to your size
Measuring, design and production. Send a photo of the room — we’ll work out the cost
★★★★★4.9 · 186 Google reviews
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“Sent a photo of my kitchen — got the cost the same evening”Oksana · ★★★★★
“The wardrobe fit the alcove to the millimeter”Vitalii · ★★★★★
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Who it’s for
It’s trust, not the price tag, that sells made-to-measure furniture. People want to see that you’ve already built a kitchen for a similar space, a wardrobe under a sloped ceiling or a walk-in closet in an alcove. So the main thing on this kind of website isn’t a catalog but your work: big photos with a short caption on what it is, what it’s made of and which room it’s for.
It suits a small workshop, a cabinet furniture shop, or a maker who sells ready-made models alongside custom orders. The website answers what people would ask by phone: what you make, how an order works, where you go to take measurements.
Already have a website, but it’s outdated? It can be fully rebuilt. To see how an old website changes, check the “Reviving old websites” block on the gordey.pro main page, with a before/after comparison.
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Catalog or your work
A catalog gets compared by price. Your work shows the result people want in their own home.
Catalog website
Website with your work
What matters for furniture
Specifics that make people message you, not the next workshop.
Clients instantly spot the difference between a picture off the internet and a real kitchen in a real apartment. Even phone photos in good light sell better.
Briefly: what you build with — chipboard, MDF, solid wood — and what hardware you use. People see right away if it’s what they’re looking for.
People shoot the room on their phone and attach it to the request. You see the windows, outlets and corners before you drive out to measure.
Measuring, design, production, installation — short and step by step. People know what comes next, and the first step feels easier.
The city and areas where you go to measure and install, and where people can see samples if you have a showroom.
People search for “custom kitchen” or “sliding wardrobe for an alcove”, not “furniture in general”. A separate page for each furniture type gives them a chance to find you exactly that way.
What you get
People type in measurements, attach a photo of the room and briefly write what they want. It all comes to your Telegram — you can work out the cost without extra calls to ask for details.
Kitchens, wardrobes, beds, walk-in closets — sorted by type. People browse real interiors and see that you’ve already made exactly what they need.
I compress photos so the page doesn’t lag: the website opens quickly on a phone, even on mobile data. Otherwise people go to the next workshop.
No need to describe hundreds of items. The website shows that you build to size, from which materials, and how an order works — from measuring to installation.
How it works
From you — photos of finished work and a few messages.
What you make and how orders come in now — even by voice message. I ask a few questions and give you a price.
You send photos of finished projects; I pick the strongest ones and sort them by furniture type.
I show you the website on your phone, not a mockup. You test the form: measurements and room photos reach your Telegram.
The website is online, requests with measurements come to you. The code and domain are yours, and I stay in touch.
Questions
A website for a furniture maker first needs photos of your work, sorted by furniture type, and a form where people type in measurements and attach a photo of the room. Next come how an order works, where you work and client reviews.
For custom furniture you don’t need a catalog with every model: people don’t buy a model, they buy a piece made to their size, and photos of finished work convince better. Ready-made models, if you have them, can go in a separate section.
The client sends measurements through the form on the website: fields for measurements, a description of what they want and photos from their phone. The request, photos included, comes straight to your Telegram.
Yes, an outdated furniture workshop website can be fully rebuilt: with your work, a request form with measurements and a layout that’s easy to use on a phone. A before/after example is on the gordey.pro main page, in the “Reviving old websites” block.
A website for a furniture business costs from $400. The amount depends on scope: how many pages and sections you need and whether you want to show ready-made models. I’ll name the exact amount after our first conversation — and it won’t go up after that.
Before we talk about your furniture website, all you need is photos of finished work (phone photos are fine), a list of what you make and the city where you work. I handle the copy and the site structure.