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The House of Boheme: WordPress to Squarespace Migration for a Wellness & Lifestyle Brand
The House of Boheme is a Norfolk-based wellness brand and they approached me to migrate their clunky, heavy Wordpress site to Squarespace.
The client was insistent on moving to Squarespace. Not my platform of choice, I prefer the design freedom of Framer, but the brief was clear and the challenge was real: migrate a complex WordPress build, preserve the look and feel exactly, and make it work within Squarespace's constraints.
That meant going deep on custom CSS to replicate typography, spacing, and layout details that Squarespace doesn't natively support. The result is a faithful recreation of the original site on a platform the client can confidently manage themselves.
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40% more conversions. No ad spend.
Here's what changed.
The old site, cluttered with information, confused the visitors. We redesigned the experience.
- Clear offers
- Social proof and FAQ front and centre
- Conversion cues with sticky CTAs, service comparisons, and quick contact
Custom Webflow build with structured CMS, conditional content, and light custom code for interactions and layout logic
Good design is not just aesthetics; it's helping someone make decisions faster.
What do you think about the redesign?
Recently, I worked on this website project. The initial designs were created in Figma, and the final website was built on Shopify.
Would love to hear what you think. Your feedback is always welcome
Love it ✨
One underrated feature of Squarespace:
You can redesign an entire site without touching the live one.
I often rebuild sites behind the scenes, then swap them when everything is ready.
Zero downtime. No broken pages.
(And no one sees the half-finished redesign.) 😍
Curious how other designers handle redesigns. Do you rebuild behind the scenes or update the live site as you go?
Rebuilding behind the scenes is such a smart move. Protects user experience while giving designers room to experiment.
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