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Luxury WordPress Themes
20 original Luxury themes, each with a live demo and one signature interaction.
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Coteau
$79Wine of one hillside. Coteau's hero is a real Three.js wine glass rendered with physical light transmission, so the glass genuinely refracts and tints as it catches the light. A scroll-drawn SVG traces the vineyard's contour lines, choreographed with GSAP and ScrollTrigger against an editorial serif type system built for long tasting notes. Custom post types hold each vintage and parcel, with an AJAX enquiry form for allocation requests.
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.
Remontoir
$89Remontoir is built for an independent haute horlogerie atelier, and its signature move is structural: a full-viewport 3D render of the calibre sits fixed behind the entire page, and the scrollbar itself becomes the camera timeline moving through the movement. There are no stacked sections over a static background — it's one continuous scene from hero to close, tracking gear trains and jewels as you scroll.
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.
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.
Weir
$89Weir is built for architecture and institutional water-feature work, structured around a real WebGL2 fluid engine — continuous fluid surfaces rendered with real-time caustics, not a looping video standing in for water. True to its premise, water does one thing well at a time as you scroll, with CSS scroll timelines pacing each surface change. No page builder sits between the content and the render, keeping the whole site as controlled as the water it depicts.
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.
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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.