Antiques Websites

Capocchi - www.capocchi.com.au

Capocchi Fine Furnishings needed a website that resounded with style and class. A layout that was modern but provided a framework for highly usable antique pieces, designed to be mixed and matched with different periods and even modern settings.

The essence is style, individuality, sophistication and quality.

Includes personal "wishlist" and tasteful Flash introduction.

Heirlooms Antiques - www.heirloomsantiques.com.au

Heirlooms Antiques moved onto the Internet with a classic, minimalist website packed with loads of information and a quick and easy way for users to inquire about products.

The site utilises a personal "wishlist" system where users store their favourite pieces and email them to administration or a friend, as well as a "quick inquiry" button to send an inquiry email straight to the admin.

Antiques Centre Online - www.antiquescentreonline.com.au

This product catalog of eclectic art deco antiques delighted its owners and visitors alike. An easy to navigate site with closeup multiple images for each product, stimulating the interest of collectors.

The client discovered that selling antiques online required a lot of "to and fro" with potential buyers before they commited to a purchase. As a result they opted for an "enquiry only" system rather than online payment and ordering.

Harlequin Antiques - www.harlequinantiques.com.au

Harlequin Antiques focuses on fine French 18th and 19th Century pieces. An exclusive and well-known business based in the antiques precinct of High St Armadale, the website was an opportunity to display a selection of stock to attract a broader audience.

With a clean and uncluttered look, the website enhances the display of their unique and elegant items, without competing with them.

Cathcart's Antiques - www.cathcartsantiques.com.au

One of Technology Matters' first clients, Cathcarts Antiques website came to us as a "graphics heavy" website that was slow to load and generating very little traffic.