SELA Interior Studio — Free Architecture Template for Framer

SELA Interior Studio is a free six-page architecture Framer template from Chandra Surahman for a studio that designs rooms and also runs a shop. There is no CMS. Routes include Projects, Careers, and Shop. Skip it if you do not sell objects and do not hire. Vortca Interiors stays on work and services. The interior design shortlist and free Framer templates are the loop.

Who should remix SELA Interior Studio?

SELA fits a studio whose clients should see both spaces and pieces: an interiors practice with a furniture line, or a small atelier that wants a careers URL because people actually ask. The about block in the preview is opinionated (listen before you draw, natural materials, craftsmanship). Projects gives the work a route. Shop gives the objects a route. You can delete either, but then you are paying in effort for pages you will hide.

Walk away if the practice is architecture only, with case studies and a services list and no retail. Vortca Interiors is the five-page file aimed at that smaller studio, and its own limit is the lack of sample project URLs and pricing. Archex is another architecture hop if the interior-and-shop blend is simply the wrong business. A pure object store without a project portfolio is closer to Forma Objects.

What SELA Interior Studio looks like

The marketplace image is the site on a laptop in a bright stone room with plants, which matches the brand: calm, daylight, a little resort. On screen, the layout is a hard vertical split. Left, a dark photograph of a person on a sofa. Right, white type: SELA STUDIO, interiors and furniture, then three numbered ideas, craft, material, living. It feels like a gallery handout, closer to a print lookbook than to a Pinterest grid of rooms.

The fight is emptiness. This only works with strong black-and-white (or equally severe) photography. A phone album of sunny renovations will look lost in that split. The numbered creed is also very “template” until the three words are yours. Shop without product photos will look like a promise you cannot keep. Fill it or remove the nav item.

Pages included in SELA Interior Studio

Six routes, no CMS labels:

• Home: split intro, studio name, and the craft / material / living frame
• Projects: selected interiors on their own URL
• Contact: inquiries that should not live only on the homepage
• About: the longer “we listen first” story
• Careers: a hiring route, unusual on a small studio template and useless if you are not hiring
• Shop: furniture or objects, static, not a product CMS

There is no single-project or single-product detail name in the list.

What is distinctive about SELA Interior Studio

• Shop and projects in one studio. Most interior templates stop at work. This one assumes you sell a piece as well as a room.
• Careers on a six-page map. Hiring is a named page, not a line in the footer.
• Split editorial home. Photo and manifesto share the first screen in equal columns.
• Three-word method. Craft, material, living is a structure you can replace with your own method. A generic “our services” row would be a different file.
• Black-and-white default. The demo commits to contrast. Color photography is a remix decision, not the starting point.

Framer’s form component will not make the shop a store. The route only gives you a place to design one.

When to remix SELA Interior Studio, and when to skip

Remix SELA Interior Studio when the studio really does have work to show, something to sell, and a reason to post jobs.

Skip it when you want a quieter work-and-services site. Use Vortca Interiors, then the interior design shortlist or free Framer templates.