BUNYADY
An architectural approach to a construction and interior design presence.
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THE BRIEF
Give construction and interior design a coherent digital identity. The brief is to communicate thoughtful execution and a considered sense of space, with a presentation that lets the work speak.
THE APPROACH
Use architectural imagery, calm typography and deliberate proportions to connect the brand with the spaces it creates. Organise services and project presentation around a straightforward path from discovery to enquiry.
- Brand positioning
- Identity
- Website
- Project presentation
- Digital presence
Space. Form. Intention.
Bunyady’s live website combines its existing bilingual logo with warm material tones and interior imagery. The preview below is taken directly from that website.
Visual identity from the actual website
Let the spaces lead.
Bunyady’s actual website presents construction and interior design through project imagery and service information. The previews below show its desktop and mobile layouts.
A more considered, professional digital presence.
A consistent presentation connects construction, interiors and project delivery, giving the business a clear and contemporary expression online.
VISIT BUNYADY(opens in a new tab)How the website serves its visitor
Construction and interior design are related but different buying decisions. Bunyady gives each discipline its own description, then lets a visitor select either or both in the quotation form.
A study of visible website features, reviewed on 14 October 2026. Previews come from the actual sites and may differ from their current versions. This is not an independent client endorsement or a measured sales or traffic result. Forms were not submitted during the review.
Explain the two disciplines
Construction covers work such as renovation and fit-out, while interior design describes space planning and material-related decisions. The separate descriptions help a prospective buyer identify the relevant scope.
Explore this part of the website (opens in a new tab)Give projects useful context
Project entries identify a building type, location and year. Some photographs are explicitly marked as still to be added; those placeholders should not be treated as photographic proof of completed work.
Explore this part of the website (opens in a new tab)Connect language and enquiry choices
The site offers an Arabic version, and the English quotation form includes construction and interior-design choices plus a message field. Buyers can start with the service they need rather than a generic request.
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What to prepare for your own website
- Separate construction scope from design-only scope.
- Prepare approved project photographs and accurate captions.
- Specify the languages and enquiry fields required in your website brief.