Four directions for your new website
All four use your logo, your photos, your prices and your real Google reviews, and all four are built to work on phones as well as computers. Open each one, scroll all the way to the bottom, and tell us which feels most like The Stitch House.
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Atelier
Quiet and editorial, like a couture house's lookbook. Your photography leads, and a teal thread stitches its way down the page as you scroll.
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Signature
Bold and fresh, built from your chosen teal and your own illustrations. Big type, playful stickers and plenty of movement.
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Workbench
Hands-on and crafty, like a sewing pattern on the cutting table. Chalk marks, a tape measure that tracks your scroll, and reviews pinned up like dry-cleaning tickets.
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Heritage
Classic London tailor. Midnight navy, gold shop-sign lettering and an arched shop window, with a door sign that shows whether you're open right now.
This is a design preview. Every design lets visitors call, WhatsApp or email you directly, so there's no contact form to manage.
A few details to confirm with you: whether the shop is at number 71 or 73 Prince of Wales Road, the current prices and offer, and whether carpet cleaning is still available.