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A client meets an interior designer at a site visit, a supplier showroom or a client's own living room — rarely at a desk with a laptop open. A printed card in that moment only carries a name and a number; it can't show a finished project. A digital business card can, and it travels with you to every one of those meetings.
Build a card that shows the work, not just the name
- A banner that sets the tone. Use your best project shot as the card's cover image, added through add your photo and banner.
- A portfolio or Behance link. Add a button straight to your project galleries through links, videos and text — no need to rebuild a portfolio inside the card.
- A walkthrough video. A short room reveal or before/after clip embeds directly from YouTube.
- Services and specialities. Residential, commercial, styling only, full turnkey fit-out — say it plainly in a text section so the right client enquires.
- A WhatsApp button. The fastest way for a client to send room photos and ask for an initial quote.
Share it at every stage of a project
- At the first site visit. A QR code on your tablet or moodboard, scanned in seconds, no typing a number into a stranger's phone.
- At a supplier showroom or trade event. An NFC card or stand for a one-tap handover while your hands are full of samples.
- After handover. Share the card link over WhatsApp so a happy client can pass it on to friends and neighbours — the single most common way an interior designer gets the next project.
Keep every designer on the studio's brand
A studio with several designers doesn't need to look inconsistent. Give each designer their own card and address, then build one theme in the studio's colours and apply it to all of them. Update the theme once — a new accent colour, a new logo treatment — and every designer's card updates together. Photographers and other portfolio-led professionals use the same approach; see digital business cards for photographers and creatives for more on presenting visual work.
Turn enquiries into signed projects
On a Premium card, Exchange Contact lets a prospective client leave their name, number and a short brief without you writing it on the back of a sample swatch. Every enquiry lands in your lead inbox, so nothing gets lost between a showroom visit and a follow-up call.
Before you go live
- Open your card on your phone and tap every link, including the portfolio and WhatsApp buttons.
- Check the banner image looks sharp on a small screen, not just in the editor preview.
- Confirm your services list and specialities are current before your next site visit.
Frequently asked questions
Can I link to my existing portfolio site instead of rebuilding it?
Yes. Add a link button pointing to your Behance, Instagram grid or portfolio website — your MyInfo card acts as the single entry point that sends clients straight to your work.
Can each designer in a studio have their own card under one shared look?
Yes. Give each designer a personal card and address, then apply the studio's saved theme to all of them. Everyone keeps their own contact details and enquiries while the brand stays consistent.
Ready to give your studio a card that shows the work? Create your free digital business card.
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