Cinédécors

Brought France's top film location provider online — a booking platform built for shoots and commercial events.

What we did

UX/UI Design
Product Management

Year completed

2020

Cinédécors connects filmmakers, photographers, and event planners with unique European locations for shoots and creative projects. Their platform had been untouched for a decade — functional, but clunky and dated. They needed a complete redesign that worked across devices and made it dead simple for both creatives and property owners to get what they needed.

We started with the search and booking flow. Location photos became the hero, and we added a "Saved Views" feature that lets users bookmark specific angles of spaces they're interested in — no more scrolling back through dozens of listings to find that one perfect shot. For property owners managing multiple locations, we built a unified dashboard that surfaces reservation data and availability at a glance. No hunting, no switching between tabs.

The admin panel gives the Cinédécors team full visibility into platform activity — bookings, user behavior, revenue trends — all in one place. We also built a component library to keep everything consistent and make handoff to developers painless.

The result: a platform that feels as polished as the locations it features. Faster for users, easier for owners, and built to scale.

A smartphone screen displaying a booking interface for 'White Loft Photo Studio' in San Francisco, CA. The interface includes a large image of a spacious, bright studio with large arched windows. Details shown are the host's name, Rachel Green, a rating of 4.95 based on 437 reviews, and activities available, such as Photo Shoots and Film Production. The price listed is €46 per hour. The background of the image is a solid pink color.

A detailed listing interface for the Cinédecors platform, featuring a property named 'Maison des Lumières.' The listing includes: A large cover image of a bright, elegant interior space with modern furnishings. A section with a booking calendar showing available dates. Details about the property, including title, description, activities (e.g., Film production, Photo shoots), and amenities. Pricing information and an option to book or inquire. The design features a clean, white layout with purple accents, and includes a menu for accessing additional sections like 'Home,' 'Listings,' 'Calendar,' 'Bookings,' and 'Reviews'.

A man in a dark shirt stands indoors, looking at his phone and smiling. On the left side of the image, there are two chat bubbles overlayed on the photo. The first message reads: 'Heyyy! This was perfect place for our film shoot. House and you were both great. Thank you!' The second message, which appears to be his response, reads: 'Glad you liked it ❤️'. The background features a dimly lit interior with hanging lights and blurred furniture, creating a cozy atmosphere.

The Cinédécors platform interface showcasing multiple sections. The top-left section shows a map for setting up a listing's location. The calendar view in the middle displays reservations for 'Paris Studio' in August 2020. On the right, a 'Reservations' list displays various reservations with details like type, name, host, activity, and more. Below, the 'Listings' section features different spaces such as 'Paris Loft', 'Five-Start Room', and 'Victorian Lounge Downtown', each with options to edit or preview. The bottom-left section shows the 'Finances' page, while a 'Tips' section is displayed on the bottom right.

Dashboard screen from Cinédecors platform, showcasing various metrics. The dashboard includes sections for total listings (6984), total users (16631), new listings (24), new users (31), revenue (€97,528), traffic (871), and bookings (21). Graphs show the monthly trends for each metric. At the bottom, there is a section for 'Most viewed listings' highlighting the Paris Loft, hosted by Omar K., priced at €120/hr, categorized as an apartment, created on 20 March 2019, with 3 bookings and 4637 views.

Booking details screen for a photo shoot location named Paris Loft in San Francisco, CA. The page includes sections for Main Details, Activity Details, and Payout. The Main Details section lists the type of activity (Film Production), number of people (1-5), start date (June 13), end date (June 18), and times (09:00 to 21:00). The Activity Details section describes the project as 'Stranger Things, Season 4' and provides a detailed description of the location. The Payout section includes costs for film production and preparations/cleaning, a service fee, total guest payment, host profit, and Cinédecors profit. On the right, a timeline displays the booking request status, pending contract, and activity logs. User profiles and a contract approval button are also visible.

With special thanks to Pierre-Antoine Dulondel, CMO of Cinédécors, for bringing a lot for making our job so much easier and more enjoyable! Rosty Volchak, thanks for being an artist and kind of project manager. You had the different colored process streams combined into a work of art.

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