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Artisan MacrofactoryFull site rebuild + enquiry automation

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More qualified enquiries after the rebuild

What we built
  • Form → email
  • Enquiry dashboard
  • Gallery CMS
  • Sanity
The problem

Custom furniture sells on detail and trust, but every enquiry was arriving as a free-text email — no piece, no timber, no dimensions. Each one meant a round of back-and-forth before it could even be quoted.

What we did

We rebuilt the site around the two things that actually convert: seeing the work, and asking for a price. The catalogue splits into Indoor and Outdoor up front, so a visitor picks a direction in one click instead of scrolling a single undifferentiated list.

The gallery runs on a CMS, so new pieces go up without a developer. And the quote request is a structured form rather than a mailto — it captures the piece, the specification and the contact details together, then lands in an enquiry dashboard instead of an inbox.

How it’s structured
  • Products
    Split Indoor / Outdoor, with the full 22-piece catalogue behind it
  • Gallery
    CMS-backed, so completed work is added without a deploy
  • Care & Maintenance
    Aftercare content — the questions that used to come in by phone
  • Story
    Handcrafted-in-Canterbury provenance, which is the sales argument
  • Quote request
    Structured form → enquiry dashboard, not an unformatted email
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Time to settle it.

Tell us the thing that keeps eating your week. We’ll map what a system would do about it — fixed price, yours to keep.