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Best Framer Templates for Interior Designers

An interior design client is letting someone into their home for months. A wall of pretty rooms does not answer the question they are actually asking: can I trust you to run this without chaos. The right Framer template shows the work and the way you work, so the enquiry that lands is already a real one.

1 Stonefold Framer template StonefoldOur pickArchitecture · $69

Stonefold is built for a studio that designs and builds, not just photographs finished rooms. A one-house case study tells a single project properly, a three-stage process shows a client where the months and the money go, and a services slider covers interior architecture, joinery, lighting and material specification. A signed letter from the studio turns a practice into people, and the qualified enquiry form captures location, project type and budget so your first reply is useful.

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A photo-grid interiors portfolio

Good for showing rooms, weak at winning the project. It answers what you have done, not whether you can run an eleven-month job, which is what the client is deciding.

3
An all-in-one builder theme (Squarespace, Wix)

Quick to launch and fine for a basic presence. It rarely carries a real process narrative or a qualifying enquiry, so leads arrive thin and generic.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Does it cover interiors specifically, not just architecture?

Yes. Stonefold's services slider covers interior architecture, joinery, lighting and material specification, and the case study is built for a real interiors project.

Can a client see how I work before enquiring?

Yes. The three-stage Discovery, Design and Build section shows where the months and the money go, which is what turns a browser into a qualified enquiry.

Does the enquiry form work out of the box?

It ships demo-safe, pointing elsewhere until you set it. Point it at your own email first, step one of the built-in setup guide, and enquiries reach you.