Domcaro
connecting fabric-roll stock to the website
I built a custom WordPress theme and connected the catalogue to 1C so availability could be tracked by fabric roll.
- Field
- Interior textiles
- Built with
- WordPress / PHP / 1C
- Project year
- 2023–2025
The challenge
Domcaro creates interior-fabric collections. Its website needed both technical optimization and an inventory connection that worked with rolls of fabric, rather than a simple generic product count.
The approach
The site was rebuilt on a custom WordPress theme as part of the optimization. Its 1C integration connects fabric-roll records and automatically publishes roll availability to the website. The engagement combined site improvements with a specific stock-data workflow.
The project, in detail
The images show the interface and its context. Captions distinguish project archives from current-site views.
Availability at the roll level
The inventory connection was built around fabric-roll records in 1C, rather than a generic product count. Available-roll data is published automatically on the website. This integration was delivered alongside a custom WordPress theme as part of the existing site’s technical optimization.
The work, up close
From a room photograph to a fabric specification
A fabric catalogue needs both inspiration and detail. The current DomCaro pages pair interior photography and collection stories with close-up textures, composition, width, origin and care instructions. I show this public side of the store alongside the documented inventory integration. The photography belongs to the client and its suppliers.
The outcome
Custom WordPress theme
1C connection for fabric rolls
Automatic roll-availability updates
Details of Domcaro
What was connected in this work?
Fabric rolls, rather than a generic product count, were the unit of stock connected to the website.
