Case study · Website design and build
E+E Design Co.
A 50-page rebuild for a Denver interior design studio, built around a Colorado Designer Showhouse project and the professional credentials behind it.
- Studio
- Luxury residential interior design
- Location
- Denver, Colorado
- Our scope
- Website design and build, visibility report
- Platform
- Custom static website
- Live site
- eedesignco.com


Live pages from eedesignco.com, playing through home, portfolio, about, project, press.
The studio
E+E Design Co., founded by principal designer Kendra Stewart, designs remodels, new construction, kitchens and baths and furnishings across Denver. The studio was a selected designer for the 2025 Home + Garden Colorado Designer Showhouse and is a member of NKBA and the Interior Design Society.
The brief
The Wix site did not match the polish of the work or carry the studio’s credentials. Kendra needed a site that presents bold, livable interiors with confidence and shows Denver homeowners exactly what the studio does and where.
Home page
A moody, confident hero with credentials right underneath.
eedesignco.com
Portfolio
Projects presented one at a time, image first.
eedesignco.com/portfolio
About page
Meet Kendra Stewart, founder and principal designer.
eedesignco.com/about
Project page
The showhouse rooms, laid out as a gallery.
eedesignco.com/portfolio/washington-park-showhouse-2025-denverWhat we delivered
The work, in detail.
- A 50-page custom website replacing Wix
- Project stories including the Washington Park Showhouse
- Service and service-area pages for Denver neighborhoods
- A press page and a strip of professional memberships
- A journal and structured data across the site
- A Google and AI visibility report before the build
The studio’s own press and recognition: Home + Garden Colorado, Houzz, the Interior Design Society, NKBA and the National Association of Home Builders.
On the phone
Designed for mobile, not squeezed onto it.
Most clients see a designer’s website on a phone first. Every page is laid out for the small screen as carefully as for the desktop.



