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Introducing SELA an interior studio and furniture website template designed and built entirely in Framer.
The goal was to create a calm, editorial experience that lets architecture, interiors, and furniture take center stage. SELA combines spacious layouts, warm neutral colors, refined typography, immersive imagery, and subtle motion.
The template includes:
• Responsive Home, About, Projects, Shop, and Contact pages • CMS-powered project and product collections • Project and product detail templates • Reusable header and footer components • Shopping bag drawer • Typography and color styles • Responsive desktop, tablet, and mobile layouts • Smooth interactions and animations • No-code customization in Framer
Explore the live website: https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/sela-interior-studio/
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Almost two years ago, I started shaping the visual identity of my own studio.
Time flies. Couldn't be happier with what we've built so far, and what's next!
The eye motif carrying through every project instead of just the logo is what makes the studio's own identity actually recognizable, most agencies never bother applying their brand to themselves that consistently.