Web design for an interior design studio: the pocoestudio.es portfolio on a monitor

pocoestudio Web design and SEO for an interior design and 3D render studio in Granada

pocoestudio is the interior design and 3D visualisation studio of Juanjo Vega and Paula Girela in Granada, formerly known as racstudio. With the name change and a new service, interior design, they needed a website that lived up to their images. I designed their ultra-minimalist WordPress website in Spanish and English, and worked on the SEO so Google would understand the new name.

  • Clientpocoestudio · Juanjo Vega and Paula Girela
  • Year2026
  • Project typeNew website, name change and SEO
  • ServicesWeb design · SEO

01The beginning

From making renders for other studios to having a voice of their own.

Juanjo and Paula had spent years making 3D renders for architecture and interior design studios. In 2026 they took two steps at once: launching interior design as a service of their own and swapping racstudio for a new name, pocoestudio. Their website had to tell both stories without losing what already made them strong: the image.

Juanjo Vega and Paula Girela, founders of pocoestudio, an interior design studio in Granada
The Studio page of pocoestudio.es on a laptop

Juanjo Vega and Paula Girela, founders of pocoestudio.

02The challenge

A website that steps aside to let the image speak.

A studio that sells atmosphere, light and material can't have a noisy website. The challenge was the opposite of the usual one: take things away. Few words, lots of white and every image full screen. And an honest argument for the interior design service: they design and render in the same studio, so clients see their project before the work begins.

A pocoestudio project page on a laptop

03Web architecture

Five pages, not one more. Drawn by hand before designing.

The web.concept, the pencil wireframes of every page, set one rule from the start: on desktop, every page fits on one screen. Only Projects scrolls, because that's where visitors want to stay.

pocoestudio.es · Home
  • 01Home

    One image, one sentence and the contact details always in view.

  • 02Projects

    Eight projects in a grid, each with its own full-screen page.

  • 03Services

    Interior design, 3D visualisation, temporary spaces and furniture design.

  • 04Studio

    Who Juanjo and Paula are and how they work.

  • 05Contact

    A short form, phone and email, with no extra steps.

pocoestudio web.concept: hand-drawn wireframes of the website's pages on desktop and mobile

Web.concept: the hand-drawn wireframes of pocoestudio.es.

04The website in motion

From desktop to mobile, with the green dot as the common thread.

The green dot in the logo is the detail that ties everything together: it's the loading screen, the cursor that says “View” over each project and the dot that closes every page.

A tour of the live website: home page, projects, responsive and mobile.

05Design

White, a discreet typeface and a single colour.

Plus Jakarta Sans at small sizes, the logo's green as the only accent and the contact details fixed in the corner, like on a printed plate. The pages don't move: what changes is the image. And since the website is viewed on very wide monitors, the design was also tested on ultra-wide screens.

pocoestudio.es projects page on a monitor
pocoestudio website on a phone: an interior design project page
pocoestudio.es home page on a monitor: one image and one sentence

06The image rules

Renders that look like photographs, full screen.

The portfolio is the heart of the website: light, material and atmosphere. Every image has its own space, with no frames or text on top, so visitors can picture themselves inside.

pocoestudio 3D render: a dark room with a shaft of overhead light
pocoestudio 3D render: a café counter with encaustic tile flooring
pocoestudio 3D render: a glass-block wall with a green chair
pocoestudio 3D render: a dining room seen through an arch
pocoestudio 3D render: a dining room with wooden chairs and a brick wall
pocoestudio 3D render: the façade of a house with a garden

pocoestudio 3D renders, as they appear in their portfolio.

07Spanish and English

A Granada studio that works for clients abroad.

Many render commissions come from studios in other countries, so the website has an English version. Project names aren't translated, so they're recognised the same way in both languages.

08Name change and SEO

Making sure Google understands the new name from day one.

A name change is a risk for search rankings. I carried out a full SEO audit and applied the fixes: titles and descriptions with the new name, duplicate headings resolved, alt text on the images and the sitemap repaired so Google would index every page. I also set up the legal pages and the cookie banner.

  • 53→ 68pocoestudio.es SEO score after the audit and fixes.
  • 13Pages with a duplicate H1, fixed.
  • 67Images with alt text.
  • 2Languages: Spanish and English.

Less text, more image. And make sure Google finds it.

09What the project includes

Web design for an interior design studio, from sketch to launch.

  • Web.conceptHand-drawn wireframes of every page before designing, on desktop and mobile.
  • WordPress web designAn ultra-minimalist interface with Elementor, single-screen pages and a full-screen portfolio.
  • Signature detailsLoading screen, cursor and transitions using the logo's green dot.
  • Truly responsiveTested on mobile, tablet, desktop and ultra-wide monitors.
  • SEO and name changeAudit, titles, descriptions, headings, alt text and sitemap.
  • Legal and cookiesLegal notice, privacy and cookie policy with its consent banner.

10Who this kind of website is for

Studios that sell through images.

This approach works for interior design and architecture studios, render studios, photographers and any creative business whose work is all about the visuals. If your website buries your images under text, templates or slowness, I start with a free audit. And if you need a new website, here's how I work on web design.

11FAQ

What creative studios usually ask me.

Do you design websites for interior design and architecture studios?

Yes. The pocoestudio website is designed for an interior design and 3D render studio: the image leads, the text supports it and every project is shown full screen. The same approach works for architecture studios, photographers and other businesses where the work sells through images.

What happens to SEO when a studio changes its name?

You have to tell Google: titles and descriptions with the new name, redirects from the old website, structured data and updated listings. For pocoestudio I reviewed every page and the SEO score went from 53 to 68 out of 100.

Can the website be in Spanish and English?

Yes. pocoestudio.es has Spanish and English versions. Project names aren't translated so they're recognised the same way in both languages.

Does it look good on large screens and on mobile?

Yes. On desktop every page takes up one screen with no scrolling, except Projects; the website was also tested on ultra-wide monitors and fine-tuned for mobile.

Will I be able to change the projects myself?

The website is built in WordPress with Elementor: you can add projects, change photos and edit text without touching any code.