Beautiful rooms get saved. Show the right clients why to hire you.
Your portfolio shows the rooms. The words around it should explain who you work with, how your process works and what being your client is like. We show you five ways to make that decision easier.
A personalized brand review · five prioritized moves · delivered within 2–3 business days after your completed questionnaire. No call required.
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Frequently Asked Questions
My work speaks for itself — isn't the portfolio the whole job?
The images do the first half. The trouble is that a homeowner scrolling Houzz or Instagram is looking at beautiful rooms from a dozen designers at once, and by the second screen they blur together. What they can't tell from a photo is how you work, who you work with, or what it's like to be your client. The Clear View looks at whether anything around the images answers that — captions, project pages, your about page — so a saved photo has a name attached to it.
We don't publish our fees. Is that a problem?
Not by itself. But a first-time client has never hired a designer and doesn't know what they're agreeing to — flat fee, hourly, percentage, trade pricing, none of which they can look up. That uncertainty is often what stops the enquiry, not the number. The Clear View reads your site the way that person does and shows you where to explain how you charge, in plain language, without ever posting a price.
Architects and builders send me most of my work. Why does my online presence matter?
Because the referral is a name, and the next thing that happens is someone opening your site — the homeowner checking you out, and often the architect too, before they say your name again. What they find either backs up the introduction or quietly softens it. The Clear View treats your site as the thing a referral lands on, and gives you five moves to make that landing hold.