
In the world of interiors, visibility is everything. It’s not just about creating beautiful products or spaces it’s about making sure the right people can find you online. While SEO ensures your website ranks for relevant searches, PR can play a powerful role in supporting and boosting your SEO efforts.
PR does more than generate media coverage. When your brand is featured in leading interiors magazines or high domain authority websites, those features often include backlinks to your website.
These editorial links drive traffic directly to your site and improve its authority in search engines, helping your brand climb higher in search results. By securing links in respected titles with high domain authority (DA), PR helps ensure your brand isn’t just seen, but that it’s also discoverable online.
Additionally, PR coverage can enhance keyword relevance and search visibility. Understanding what your target audience is searching for, whether it’s “best rattan beds,” “trending fabrics,” or “sculptural furniture” allows PR teams to craft stories that naturally include these terms. This alignment means that each press feature not only builds credibility but also strengthens your website’s SEO through strategic copy and context.

It’s important to differentiate PR from affiliate marketing. While affiliates can be useful for driving sales and increasing coverage in listicle type articles, e.g., ‘10 of the best sofas’, overuse of affiliate links can sometimes negatively impact SEO. PR, on the other hand, generates genuine editorial backlinks that both drive traffic and boost your search ranking, delivering long-term visibility for your brand.
The most effective interior campaigns integrate PR and SEO from the start. When a design trend is gaining popularity, PR can tie your story or product launch to that trend, increasing the likelihood of coverage in top-tier publications. Every press release, case study, or lookbook should be designed with SEO in mind, ensuring the coverage continues to deliver results long after publication. Repurposing this content across your blog, website, and social channels further amplifies its impact, making your SEO efforts more effective.

For interiors brands, PR doesn’t just create buzz, it strengthens your online presence and ensures your website is discoverable by the people who matter. With the right PR strategy, media coverage is an opportunity to boost SEO, drive traffic, and grow your brand’s digital authority.
Want your interiors brand featured in top publications while boosting your website’s visibility? Let’s craft a PR strategy that drives coverage, builds credibility, and strengthens your SEO.
Selected Works
Mako BespokeFrom Quiet Craft To a Confident Brand Presence
Haddon Crafting Luxury BathroomsCrafting Luxury Bathrooms
French Bedroom - EventFemale-founded British furniture brand.
Interior Trends for 2025Project type
The Floor RoomCreated to transform the world of flooring
The Floor Room - Social MediaEnhancing the brand’s social media presence
Concept BespokeOffering exceptional design, build and maintenance services for prestigious properties.
Spiral CellarsWine cellars less ordinary.
Barker and Stonehouse: Gateshead Store LaunchUnveiling the new £5m store.
ercol x 2LGReaching millions with a message of pride.
French BedroomA luxury bedroom furniture brand.
Duresta & Matthew WilliamsonFashion forward.
EggerImagine. Create. Egger.
HerdysleepOut-of-the-box brand strategy.
Barker and Stonehouse & Drew PritchardLaunching a furniture first.
ercol: Centenary CampaignA 100 years of craft.
SleepeezeeReawakening a sleeping giant.
