Merida

Merida is the stone and home decor preset of Xotiny's Florence theme, and it suits shops selling marble objects, ceramics and small furniture. The hero is a sunlit photo of travertine bowls and vases against a textured plaster wall, with "Bold & Charm" set enormous in thin white Figtree across the left half. A red scalloped sale sticker sits beside the ampersand, and a short brand line with an outlined Explore button fills a narrow right column. The header is a black bar with a round menu button, a centered wordmark, and search, account and cart icons.

Below, the homepage reads like a catalog on a thin-ruled grid. Featured pairs a short intro with product cards on soft beige backdrops, with color swatches under items like the Diaspro Bowl, and a Best seller block follows. A sale banner leads into a row of client quote boxes, then a brand story wraps a long uppercase manifesto about nature around a black and white team portrait and material samples. Icon tiles cover shipping, assembly and returns, a black marquee announces a sale with a countdown, and an Events list shows workshops with address, time and Register buttons. Journals and a huge wordmark footer close it. The product page sets a large gallery beside the title, material and size pills, and Care & Maintenance accordions, though a sale popup with a countdown covers it on arrival.

On a phone, the headline stays big, the sticker tucks into the corner, and the menu moves to a pill on the right. Some intro text lands over the pale stone photo and gets hard to read.

We'd pick Merida for decor and stone studios with a calm, neutral catalog and events to promote. We'd tone down the popup, and plan photography in the same warm, pale tones, because the white text depends on it.