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Craft WordPress Themes
36 original Craft themes, each with a live demo and one signature interaction.
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Grotto
$55Contemporary project space for grotesque figuration and abstract art. The collection grid is a genuine salon hang — irregular frame sizes, small rotations and uneven gutters modelled on real 19th-century academy exhibitions, not a tidy masonry grid. A violet and magenta gallery palette sets the mood without competing with the work on the walls. It's built for a program that wants its website to feel like a room you walk into, not a catalog you scroll through.
Hallowell
$69Independent mechanical watchmaking atelier theme, built on a strict two-colour graphite-and-brass system with nothing else let in. Content runs as numbered chapters rather than interchangeable sections, the way a movement's construction is explained step by step. A sweeping second-hand animates in real time, a chronograph count-up interaction ticks off elapsed time on demand, and a rotating movement diagram lets visitors turn a caliber over to see how it's assembled. Built for a maker whose site should move like the mechanism it sells.
Offprint
$55Independent risograph print and zine publishing collective theme, built the way a riso print is actually made. Two flat ink colours are layered as literal overlapping print passes rather than blended in code, with a warm paper-cream base standing in for stock instead of the dark, glossy default most sites reach for. A print-registration-style overlap — the slight misalignment real riso runs produce — shows up deliberately and sparingly, never as a gimmick on every element. It reads like the collective's own printed matter.
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Vellum
$59Vellum is built for herbariums and botanical archives, and it deliberately breaks from the catalogue's usual dark themes with a light, high-key paper palette. Body and headline type run in the editorial serif Spectral rather than a grotesque display face, giving it a research-journal voice instead of a tech-startup one. A persistent sticky-pane split screen keeps each specimen paired with its field notes as you scroll, so image and annotation never separate.
Loam
$69A refined, porcelain-toned theme for ceramics studios, built around a real Three.js 3D pottery viewer — vessels are lathe-revolved from a profile curve, and you can drag to turn them and switch glazes live as the geometry and material rebuild on the fly. That same profile source drives both the 3D lathe model and the flat 2D silhouettes used elsewhere on the site. A Piece custom post type and Glaze taxonomy organise the catalogue, set in Hedvig Letters over Familjen Grotesk.
Selvedge
$69Selvedge is built for textile and weaving studios, and its core claim is literal: the cloth on the page is computed, not photographed. Real weave-draft data drives the pattern rendering, so warp and weft interlace on screen the way an actual loom would produce them, down to the structure of the weave itself. It's a craft-and-editorial layout built around that computed cloth, not a theme dressed up with stock fabric photography.
Serti
$89Serti is built for fine jewelry and diamond craft, working from the idea that a diamond is a machine for returning light. A real WebGL2 ray tracer renders per-wavelength dispersion and conductor Fresnel reflectance at true-scale calibration, so the gemstone on screen refracts and fires light the way an actual stone would under study, not a generic sparkle shader. CSS scroll timelines pace the reveal, and the whole build runs with no third-party JS.
Thistle & Bloom
$69A florist's calendar, not a stock-photo grid. Thistle & Bloom runs a two-layer GPU ambient background — a slow domain-warped watercolour flow field under instanced petal particles drifting with procedural alpha falloff — above a real month-by-month cut-flower Bloom Calendar built on genuine seasonal availability data. Cormorant Garamond over Jost sits on warm cream paper with dusty-rose, sage and honey-gold accents, and the homepage runs a bespoke sequence — bouquet feature, bloom calendar, cutting-garden story — instead of the generic hero/shelf/spotlight skeleton.
Timbre
$95Pluck the string. It's really synthesised. Timbre pairs a live Chladni-plate mode visualizer showing genuine resonance patterns with Karplus-Strong physical-modeling string synthesis — pluck the simulated string and hear a tone that's actually computed, not a sample. Built around two real acoustic-physics techniques luthiers use in practice, the site carries a warm parchment-and-tonewood palette with a copper accent, made for a bespoke string-instrument workshop.
Verrière
$89The page is built as a leaded light. Verrière sets content inside irregular, hand-built glass quarries separated by real lead cames instead of a rectangular card grid, with an SVG-filter antique-glass texture on every pane. A scroll-driven sun angle relights every pane live through @property-typed custom properties for genuinely smooth interpolation, saturated ruby, cobalt, emerald and amber sit on near-black lead, and a fixed vertical navigation rail replaces the usual top bar and full-viewport photo hero.
Weft
$95How light behaves inside woven silk — the whole site. Weft runs a real-time cloth simulation lit with genuine thin-film interference for shot-silk iridescence and an anisotropic woven BRDF, and the page grid itself is a literal weave draft — threading strip, tie-up block, treadling column, drawdown field. Moon white and ink blue-black carry the palette, with one crimson accent reserved for the thread currently running, built for a real silk weaving mill.
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Absolue
74A real note-evaporation timeline, a real concentration ladder, and a real seven-family wheel — the actual structure of perfumery, not a shopping-cart skin. Persistent 2D gold flow shader, no 3D. Top, heart, and base notes are positioned on a genuine 0-10 hour axis by real relative volatility, the concentration ladder runs extrait through fraîche, and the seven-family wheel organizes eight demo compositions spanning every classic olfactory family.