Hans is an editorial Webflow template for interior designers, architects and small design studios, with a cart built in for anyone who also sells objects. Its demo homepage is a showroom rather than a real site: a large Switzer headline says Hans is stacked full of beautiful layouts for showcasing creative work, a yellow Buy Hans Now button sits to the right, and a grid of beige cards previews each home and feature layout. Buyers launch from one of the home variants. The header is quiet: a cart icon on the left, a high-contrast serif wordmark centered, and a plain Menu link on the right.
The layouts are where JP shows real taste. They mix a tall condensed serif with clean Switzer capitals on muted sage, putty and blush backgrounds, with interior photos of plaster walls, curved sofas, terracotta vases and a freestanding bath. One home variant stacks "We are Hans" between scattered small photos, another splits the screen between a short serif line and a living room shot. Further down, About blocks pair a photo with a short heading and a Get in touch link, client logos scroll past, and projects like Green Water House appear as a ruled list with the city on the right. The feature page sets a long uppercase studio statement in huge type, with words like Design Studio and Projects switched to italic serif.
On a phone, the headline and yellow button stack neatly, and the preview cards fall into a tidy two-column grid.
We'd pick Hans for interior and architecture practices with warm, well-lit project photography. Several blocks still carry lorem ipsum and a placeholder designer's name, so budget time for real copy. The soft palette also needs equally muted photos to hold together.
Based on the live demo, viewed on desktop and on a phone. The Design and Dev scores come from separate independent reviews. See how we score templates.