Stonefold — architecture, interiors, construction

Stonefold is a Framer template for architecture studios, interior designers and design-and-build practices. Everything shown here is the template's own demo content.

Almost every one is a portfolio. A grid of finished buildings and a contact form.

A residential renovation practice does not win work that way. Nobody hands over their home and eleven months of their life because the photography was nice. They choose a studio they believe can run the project without chaos. That is a different thing to sell, and it needs a different site.

Instead of a wall of thumbnails, the work section carries a single project with its type, location and duration. A prospective client can see the shape of a real job rather than counting how many the studio has done.

Discovery, Design, Build. Three stages, each with what actually happens inside it, so someone can see where the months and the money go before they get in touch.

The form asks for location, project type, intended investment and the brief. The studio's first reply is already useful instead of being a request for more information.

Two typefaces, six colour styles, native layers throughout. Responsive across desktop, tablet and phone, verified at 1440, 810 and 390 with no overflow and no collapsed text. Semantic nav, main and footer landmarks, correct heading order, alt text on content images and reduced-motion support.

A setup guide ships inside the project: nine numbered steps and a pre-publish checklist, on its own page you delete before going live.