Lilia

Lilia is built for interior design studios and feels like a warm room before you read a word. Everything sits in two colors, a tomato red and a soft peach cream, and the hero headline, Lilia is an interior design studio, based in Paris, is set in big red Gloock with a tiny asterisk note that adds "but working worldwide." Below it, interior photos sit in thick cream frames like prints on a table, the center one straight and its neighbors tilted. The header holds an asterisk logo, a dotted Let's Talk link, and a thin menu icon.

Telio Templates alternates red and cream bands down the page. A red about section pairs a large framed room shot with a smaller photo, a short studio intro, and an underlined About Us link. We offer a wide variety of services introduces a ruled list with small superscript numbers, from Interior Design to Space Planning and Furniture Design, and a See All Services link. A client table follows, where each row lists a name, year, discipline, and a Discover Work link. Testimonials follow in outlined cards with arrow buttons, and the page closes on a red band with Let's work together in huge cream capitals. The Works page opens with Latest and Works in giant serif type on either side of a faint circle motif, plus a date range and intro.

On a phone, the headline wraps neatly, the framed photos peek in from both sides, and Let's Talk gains a round arrow button.

We'd pick Lilia for interior designers, architects, and stylists with warm, well-lit project photography. The testimonial cards still hold lorem ipsum, so they need real quotes before launch. That red and peach palette is the whole personality, so it suits brands comfortable with warm color.