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Lighting WordPress Themes

Looking for a Lighting WordPress theme? Here are 5, each with a live demo, a one-time price and a GPL licence.

Nocturne

Nocturne is built for architectural lighting design practices working after dark on real buildings and cityscapes. The hero runs on genuine CC0 architectural-lighting photography behind a scrim rather than a stock-photo placeholder, with glassmorphism cards and scroll-reveal choreography carrying that same low-light mood through the rest of the site. Enquiries route through a real AJAX form, keeping the portfolio's follow-through as considered as its photography.

Architecture Business
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Argon

Argon

64

A real hand-bent neon tube GPU shader for a background — cold unlit glass, a genuine high-voltage strike flash, then a two-colour lit glow with ambient wall bounce and persistent flicker as you scroll — plus a real neon gas/phosphor colour chart, a real transformer sizing calculator, and a real glass-bending radius calculator.

Bold Craft
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Lightwell Studio

Move a light across real stone and watch the incidence angle change: pores throw shadows, bronze holds a pool of light, oak keeps its grain.

Architecture Dark
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Candela

Candela

$89

Candela is built for architectural lighting design practices, and its hero is a real progressive path tracer running in WebGL2 — true caustics, not a shader impression, with a physically-sampled spectral dispersion model that draws one wavelength per light path against a Cauchy refractive index. One scroll-driven sun drives every background glow and the hero renderer alike, and an interactive photometric instrument lets visitors relight the page from a real distribution curve.

Futuristic Industrial
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Lantern

Lantern

$95

The page isn't styled — it's lit. Lantern drives the whole page from registered, @property-typed custom properties carrying a live lighting state — key, wash, haze, tint — so scrolling runs a literal lighting cue stack rather than a scroll animation. The hero renders volumetric light beams through haze off the main thread, a desk scene mixes six lanterns additively in linear light, and colour is authored in OKLCH because a dimmer is fundamentally a lightness axis; the whole layout is built as a cue sheet aligned on CSS subgrid.

Architecture Light
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