Case study · Website redesign and build
Delaney Fine Finishes
An editorial website for a decorative artist whose frescos, gilding and verre églomisé deserved far more than a dated WordPress gallery.
Real pages from kimdelaneyfinefinishes.com, and facts AI reads in its code.
- Studio
- Decorative artist: murals, frescos, plaster, gilding
- Location
- Miami and Palm Beach, Florida
- Our scope
- Website redesign and build
- Platform
- Custom Next.js website
- Live site
- kimdelaneyfinefinishes.com
What we delivered
The work, in detail.
The brief
The previous WordPress site showed the work as a thin gallery and said little about what Kim actually does for designers and homeowners. The new site needed to feel as crafted as a gilded ceiling, while making each discipline clear.


What we built
- An editorial site design built around the work
- A filterable portfolio with a full-screen lightbox
- A Fine Finishes page that explains each discipline
- About, press, journal and a page written for designers
- A hero film edited from the studio’s footage
- Page metadata, structured data and a sitemap
The studio’s own press and recognition
- The studio
- Kim Delaney creates murals, ceiling frescos, Venetian plaster, gilding, chinoiserie and verre églomisé for residences in Florida and beyond. Her work has been featured in LUXE Interiors + Design.
- Our scope
- Website redesign and build. Custom Next.js website.
- Press and recognition
- LUXE Interiors + Design.
Page by page
The live site, one page at a time.
Real pages from kimdelaneyfinefinishes.com. Choose one, or open it on the live site.
On the phone
Designed for mobile, not squeezed onto it.
Most clients see your website on a phone first, so every page is laid out for it as carefully as for desktop.




How Google and AI read kimdelaneyfinefinishes.com
Clients see a gilded ceiling fresco. Google and AI read the artist who painted it.
A beautiful page tells a client a lot and a crawler very little. So every page we build carries a second layer for Google and AI: a clear title, a description, a real heading, words for the photograph and structured data that names the business and where it works. Here it is on Delaney Fine Finishes’s home page, from the live code.
What clients see
What Google and AI read
What Google and AI now understand
Real pages and real code from websites we built, captured October 4, 2026. Clients’ phone and email lines are left out.
AI search, in plain language
How Delaney Fine Finishes can come up when clients ask AI.
When someone asks ChatGPT, Gemini or Google something like “who does fresco and gilding work in Palm Beach?”, the answer is built from what the web says. Here is the kind of answer kimdelaneyfinefinishes.com’s clear pages support, in six AI tools.
About these answers: written from our clients’ own websites and profiles, with real page titles and images. Our work makes your business easier to find and recommend.
Start here
Tell us about your business. We will take it from there.
Share your website and what you want to improve. We will review it and email you a clear next step.
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