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Just launched CASA INTERIOR ✳️
A new Framer template designed for interior designers, architecture studios, and creative professionals.
I wanted to create something that feels more like an editorial design portfolio than a traditional website — with bold typography, thoughtful layouts, subtle interactions, and plenty of room for the work to shine.
Fully responsive, CMS-powered, and easy to customize.
Now available on the Framer Marketplace!
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I Built "My Perfect Interior" an Interior Design company website.
This website combines a premium, editorial design experience with AI-powered room visualization. Visitors upload a photo of their empty room, describe their vision, and receive a generated design concept. Each submission is automatically saved to a studio dashboard with the client's email, original photo, generated concept, and design brief.
This addresses a key challenge in interior design: translating a client's imagination into something a designer can understand and act on. By automating early-stage visualization and enquiry collection, the platform helps interior design businesses understand client needs faster, reduce repetitive consultations, and turn ideas into actionable project leads—all within a beautifully designed, responsive experience.
Solving the imagination translation problem is the smart move here, Charles. Letting visitors upload a room photo and get back a generated design concept turns the early consultation into something genuinely productive, and saving every brief to the studio dashboard makes the whole flow work like a real business.
The same font can look different. (Look at the headline/main text)
Look at the letter spacing. Look at the line height.
When I import design from Figma to Framer, these things often change, so it's must to double check it.
Ye le Jani is post ke liye:
So true! 👌 This is such an underrated detail. Figma to Framer import always messes with letter spacing and line height - the same font ends up looking totally different if you don't double check. Great reminder to QA the typography properly!