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Best Framer templates for interior designers

An interiors site is close to an architecture site. Clients are letting you into their house for months. They need process and calm, not a furniture lookbook that could be anyone's Pinterest.

What the site actually needs

  1. Rooms as jobs, not only hero stills.
  2. What you handle (joinery, kitchen, listed fabric) and what you do not.
  3. A way to enquire that reaches you.
  4. Team or principal, named.
  5. Photographs of finished rooms you actually did.

The pick: Stonefold

Stonefold is the getsites template. It covers architecture, interiors and design-and-build. Use it as an interiors practice. Delete construction language you do not offer. Point the enquiry form at your email before anything else, it ships pointing elsewhere.

  • Price: $69

Doing an architecture practice instead? Read the architects article.

How to go live

Same as the architects page. Form first. Real jobs second. Domain third. More: getsites.co/learn.

If Stonefold is not the shape you want

These are Framer Marketplace templates, not ours.

  • Vela: a free template built for interior designers, so the trade-off is it is light on structure and you can outgrow it fast.
  • Luxel: 13 CMS pages at $19, so the trade-off is a small practice has to strip a lot back before it fits.

Cost

$69 once, plus a domain and a Framer plan. More: getsites.co/learn.

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COMMON QUESTIONS

Do I need to code?

No.

Can I show products you can buy?

Only if you sell them. This is a practice site, not a shop.