Interior Design Business Cards
See Interior Design Business Cards in action
A sample of your taste before the first mood board: soft touch, white linen, cream or kraft uncoated, metallic pearl or a colored center card.
- From $17.57 for 100 cards, with runs up to 100,000.
- 4 sizes, plus custom trims up to 2.125" x 3.5".
- 73 stocks, soft touch, linen and 80pt painted-center among them.
- Optional variable data puts each designer's name on their own cards.
- 3 business day standard turnaround, rated 4.9 out of 5 across 13 reviews.
A Business Card That Reads Like a Material Sample
For a designer, the first thing a client holds from you matters as much as the type printed on it. A card on the right stock says you notice weight, texture, and finish before it says a single word about your work. Hand one over at a home show, tuck it into a fabric sample bundle, or leave it on a countertop after a walkthrough.
Every other card style sits on business cards printing; the choices for this card follow below.
A solo decorator starts with 100; a studio heading into a season of home shows orders a box for each designer.
What Are Interior Design Business Cards
Interior design business cards are cards for designers, decorators and studios: a studio leave-behind, an insert in a fabric or finish sample bundle, a home show handout, a referral card. On a textured or ultra-thick stock the card sits alongside swatches and finish chips rather than looking like an afterthought. For the plain wallet card, see the Standard Business Cards.
What Size Should an Interior Design Business Card Be
The standard 2" x 3.5" is the shape a client files with the rest of their contacts. The format is a design choice too. A 2" x 2" square reads modern and gallery-like for a studio that leans minimal, a slim 1.5" x 3.5" feels editorial like a strip torn from a lookbook, and the 2.125" x 3.375" gives a touch more room without breaking the wallet fit. A custom trim can go up to 2.125" x 3.5". For gloss on a logo alone, the Spot UV Business Cards add a flat gloss coat to the areas you choose.
Three choices decide what the card says about your studio before anyone reads it.
Pick a stock that signals taste
Soft touch is the closest to a tactile material sample, a velvety surface a client notices the moment they take the card, and woven linen gives a quiet, expensive feel. Metallic pearl catches light like a brushed finish, and the ultra-thick painted-center stocks run all the way up to 80pt for a card with real heft in the hand. The default 14pt Gloss Cover keeps the price down, and a High Gloss UV Coating deepens a photo of a finished room. For a premium thick card in a different build, see the Premium Prestige Business Cards.
Use the back as a mini portfolio
Turn on 4/4 full color and the back becomes a sample. Print a single photo of a finished space, a color palette, or a QR code that opens your portfolio, so a client sees your work before they call. If a code is the whole point, drop it large and let the front stay clean with just your name and studio.
Design it without a designer's fee
Start from a layout in our business card design templates, part of the 10,000+ design templates 4OVER4 offers, then set your own palette, type and logo in the online editor. One restrained idea per card, a single typeface and plenty of empty stock, reads better than a busy layout.
Ready-to-Edit Business Card Design Templates
Layouts finished in your own design software go on the blank business card template, where the bleed and safe margin are marked so a hairline rule never meets the trim.
Press-Ready Blank Templates
How Much Do Interior Design Business Cards Cost
A set of 100 works out to about 18 cents a card, and a run of 100,000 lands at $1,844.39. Set the slider below to your count to see the set total and the per-card cost, and compare a thicker stock at the same quantity.
Wally prints a card that feels like a swatch
Why a stack of well-chosen stock earns a designer real trust.
A hundred interior design business cards costs $17.57, and the stock does half the talking before a client reads a word. Pick linen, soft touch, or metallic pearl, print your portfolio on the back, and Wally gets them printed as fast as same-day out of NYC.
Can You Print a Different Detail on Each Card
Yes. Turn on variable data and you can drop a unique name, title or code onto every single card in the run, so each one ships personalized instead of identical. One order prints a set for every designer in the studio, each with their own name, instead of one job per person. When you hire, add a row to the spreadsheet on the next reorder, and optional bundling keeps each designer's stack apart.
How Do Interior Design Business Cards Compare
The chart below sets this card beside the kraft, die-cut and diamond glitter business cards on price, stock and turnaround.
Borrow a Layout Idea
The gallery below shows business cards printed in our own plant across our stocks and finishes, not design studio cards alone. Tap any print to see it larger.
Real Business Cards Our Customers Printed
How Fast Can You Get Interior Design Business Cards
These cards print on a 3 business day standard turnaround, and when a client says yes and the next meeting is close, you can move that to 2-day, Next-Day or even Same-Day production. Each step buys back time for a set percentage on top of the base price, so you only pay for speed when you actually need it. Same Day orders need to be approved by 12pm ET to ship that day.
See the Rest of Our Cards
Presentation folders and postcards give a studio a full kit; look through our products for them.
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Interior Design Business Cards: Frequently Asked Questions
Gloss or uncoated for a project photo?
A High Gloss UV Coating deepens the color in a room photograph, while an uncoated or soft touch stock softens it to a matte, editorial look.
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