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Interior design portfolio template showing the Our Projects section divider in deep brown and a Greenwich Abode case study spread with sitting room photograph
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Interior design portfolio template printed pages on a wood shelf showing a project Concept page with sculptural detail photography
Project pages featured in Interior Design Portfolio Template
Interior design portfolio template printed binder open to a Concept project page and a material samples grid in earthy tones
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Image of an Interior Design Portfolio template created in Canva and Adobe InDesign.

Interior Design Portfolio Template

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Finished photographs show the result of a project, but they do not explain the brief, the constraints or the decisions that shaped it. Without that context, a prospective client or employer has to assess the work without seeing how you think.

This interior design Portfolio template helps you present selected projects as case studies, connecting the visual result with the reasoning and process behind it.

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Help the viewer assess the work and the fit

The template provides a considered order for introducing your practice, explaining your approach and presenting each project from brief through concept to completion. Use the layouts that support the evidence you have, whether that includes finished photography, drawings, material studies or academic work.

Written prompts provide a starting point for the project narrative while leaving the final selection and interpretation to you.

What the portfolio helps you present

  • Introduction and biography: Establish who you are, the nature of your practice and the experience most relevant to the viewer.
  • Design approach and process: Explain how you think, how the work develops and what shapes your decisions.
  • Services and sectors: Give context to the type, scale and setting of the projects you undertake.
  • Project brief and response: Introduce the client or project context, identify the central challenge and explain the direction you developed.
  • Concept and design development: Show the drawings, spatial thinking, materials and selections that connect the initial idea with the finished work.
  • Completed project: Present the final imagery with enough structure and commentary for the viewer to understand the result.

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