Case study · Furniture and Interior Design
Al-Baraa Furniture | Arabic Custom Furniture Website
An Arabic-language website for a custom furniture designer and manufacturer that explains a measured, workshop-led process before showing the finished work.
Al-Baraa Furniture
Client
Furniture and Interior Design
Sector
Website design & build
Engagement
5
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The challenge
Commissioning custom furniture depends on trust in craftsmanship and a shared understanding of space, materials and finish. Many customers do not know what measurements or configurations suit their room, and the business serves more than one location.
What we built
- Right-to-left Arabic website with typography and alignment designed for Arabic reading
- Process-led homepage: room use, required pieces, dimensions, materials, engineering and workshop execution
- Photography of work in progress and finished pieces
- Downloadable PDF catalogue for a longer look at the range
- Workshop and showroom locations with customer contact details
Design and experience
The editorial structure is deliberately process-first: visitors see how a room is measured and how pieces are built before the broader portfolio, which positions the business on craftsmanship rather than price.
The results
- A clear explanation of the design-and-build process in Arabic
- Catalogue and contact routes for each location
- Trust built through visible workshop stages
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Services behind this project.
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Web Development
WordPress, WooCommerce and Elementor builds your team can edit and grow.
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Website Care & Support
Updates, security, backups and small changes for the site that represents you.
06
SEO & Digital Growth
Technical SEO, analytics and conversion work tied to the site we build and host.
