Lintel In Interior

Lintel In Interior is a Framer template for interior designers and interior architecture studios who also design or curate the furniture, lighting and objects filling their rooms. Most portfolio templates stop at the photograph. Lintel In keeps going, pairing the rooms with a shoppable collection, so a visitor admiring a side table can find out what the side table is.

An interior practice sells on two things at once: the room as a composition, and the pieces making the room work. The template gives both their own path. An annotated hero tags each piece in the opening image with a name, a price and a link. Object pages carry specs and lead either to your store or to an enquiry. A commission brief turns the visitor admiring the work into a project, rather than leaving an email address as the only door.

Lintel In ships as a 16-page site, twelve content pages, a custom 404, and three dynamic CMS templates, running on eight CMS collections pre-filled with realistic content. There are 35 components, including the shop-the-room hero, a hover-preview project list, a recognition globe, and a stage view for the objects. Interiors is a filterable project index; Project Detail carries the case study, credits, gallery, the pieces used in the room, and a looping next and previous. Objects switches between a stage and a grid view. Studio, Approach, Journal and Recognition each run on the CMS, so a new award, article or open position is a content entry. The design system is warm and material, 17 color styles and 18 text styles, with light and dark modes.

Make it yours in an afternoon: swap the CMS content, images and alt text, set the form notification emails, and publish. Selling the objects is a link rather than an integration. Paste a Shopify address, or any store address, into an object's Buy Link and the Go to Shop button goes live, with no plugin and no monthly fee. Every component is set from Framer's properties panel without touching code, and a setup guide comes with the purchase. Lintel In assumes you have rooms worth photographing and pieces worth selling; the template is a frame for the work, not a substitute for it. If you want the public site and the shop built as one system, the custom work we do at Omni2 starts there, and Lintel In is a good first conversation.