Vonklipstein works in commercial interior construction, helping clients move toward energy-efficient and environmentally responsible builds. They had an existing website that no longer matched where the business had gone.

What We Did: We redesigned the site from the ground up – design and development both ours – and rebuilt it in Elementor. The work was a redesign rather than a first build, which meant starting from existing content and deciding what still earned its place. The result is a leaner site: fewer pages saying the same thing, and a clearer path from what Vonklipstein does to why a client would call them.

The visual direction leans restrained. In a sector where sustainability claims are easy to make loudly, the design lets the projects and process carry the argument instead.

Multilingual Setup: Vonklipstein works across markets, so the site runs in two languages through Polylang. Every page, menu and form has a proper counterpart rather than a machine-translated fallback, and language switching keeps the visitor on the page they were already reading instead of dumping them back on the homepage – a small thing that quietly costs multilingual sites a lot of traffic.

The Result: A site that carries the same weight in both languages, built on a structure Vonklipstein’s team can extend without calling us for every content change.