CC House of Style
website redesign.

The challenge: an expanding business

A visitor looking for a personal stylist has different questions from someone organizing a wedding or renting chairs for a birthday party. Putting everything into one service list would make those different needs harder to navigate. The new site gives each offering its own place while presenting them as parts of the same business.

Three clear starting points

The navigation separates personal styling, weddings and celebrations, and event rentals. Styling customers can explore outfit design and shopping services. Event customers can learn about design, decor, planning, and coordination. Rental customers can ask about chairs, backdrops, linens, table decor, and other pieces for their occasion.

The supporting about, experience, and lookbook pages give visitors more context before they reach the inquiry form. Existing styling prices remain visible; event and rental pricing is handled through a conversation about the requirements.

An inquiry that fits the occasion

The contact journey collects details relevant to an event, including its date, venue, guest count, budget, and requested rental items. Rental links can carry the selected category into the inquiry. Customers prepare an email with their requirements so the business can confirm availability and the final scope directly.

The website does not treat a listed rental category as a guarantee of stock or an automatic reservation. That distinction keeps the inquiry useful while leaving quantities, availability, setup, and pricing to be agreed for the actual event.

A shared visual identity

The redesign uses a plum and lilac palette, expressive typography, and a consistent layout across the services. Event imagery is identified as inspiration, rather than presented as completed customer work or proof of rental inventory. The pages and navigation adapt to smaller screens so a customer can explore the business from a phone.

Room for the business to grow

The delivered website brings the expanded offer into one organized experience. Separate, search-readable service pages give each part of the business a clear explanation and a path to contact. Future work can add photographs of completed events, confirmed rental inventory, and customer feedback as those become available.