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Editorial WordPress Themes
37 original Editorial themes, each with a live demo and one signature interaction.
Sillage — Maison
$69Sillage — Maison is an independent niche perfume house theme with a structural conceit: the page itself is built as a literal fragrance pyramid. Top-note sections run full-width and move fast down the page, while base-note sections narrow and slow, so the pacing mirrors how a scent actually unfolds on skin. It's a separately-built take on the brief from this catalogue's other Sillage theme, which instead renders a raymarched mist effect.
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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.
Verjus
$55Verjus is built for seasonal tasting-menu restaurants, and its collection section is designed to read as an actual printed tasting-menu card rather than a generic product grid. The palette — warm cream paper, deep wine red, burnt caramel amber — carries that print feel through the whole site, and the layout is organized course by course, season by season, matching how a tasting menu is actually built and served.
Umbra Society
$59An analog-horror, case-file theme for an independent paranormal and folklore research collective, built around a VHS/CRT shader hero instead of a clean scroll. Evidence lives on a draggable red-string corkboard rather than a standard grid, with redacted-document reveal interactions and an oscilloscope signal layer running underneath. A Case custom post type archives the collective's investigations.
Linden
$69An editorial boutique-hotel theme with a signature sticky, scroll-linked room rail that reads like a magazine table of contents as guests scroll through. Organic clip-path photography reveals run site-wide, and a Room custom post type carries rate, size, occupancy and amenities data behind an AJAX availability inquiry. The palette runs plaster, forest-green and brass, set in Cormorant Garamond over Karla.
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Fumée
$89Real GPU buoyant-smoke simulation meets a mixology craft-studio menu. Fumée's hero runs an actual Navier-Stokes solver in WebGL2, so smoke curls and dissipates with real fluid dynamics rather than a sprite loop. The Speakeasy Reveal layout uncovers each section with a spotlight scroll instead of a rail or bento grid, while self-drawing SVG flavour-radar charts and hand-drawn bar-tool icons carry the tasting notes. A Cocktail CPT and Spirit Family taxonomy back an AJAX reservation-enquiry form.
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.
Patina
$69Patina is built for auction houses, working from a simple premise: what a thing is, and what it has been. A real WebGL2 and Three.js renderer lets objects be examined under raking light, the same low, grazing angle appraisers use to reveal wear, repair, and age that flat photography hides. The rest of the site runs on custom PHP with no page builder, keeping catalogue and provenance pages exact rather than assembled from generic blocks.
Intaglio
$79Intaglio is built for security printing businesses, and it's built around documents that hold up when somebody actually checks them. A real WebGL2 semantic-zoom viewer lets visitors zoom into printed specimens and see genuine fine-line engraving detail rather than a pixelated stock photo, the way the craft's security features actually depend on. Custom PHP with no page builder keeps the rest of the site as precise and unpadded as the print work it describes.
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.
Proscenium
$95A season book, not a landing page. Proscenium opens with a velvet stage curtain that actually rises on load, then hands visitors a scrubbable repertoire rail, a full programme spread with a real cast list, and a hoverable interactive seat map. A hundred and twenty-eight years of archive is modelled as a genuine ledger index rather than a blog feed, set in Didone display type with nineteenth-century thick/thin contrast against oxblood velvet and tarnished gilt on ivory paper.
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.