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Interior design portfolio template built with Next.js, React, and Tailwind CSS, featuring a project showcase.

Portfolio library replicating the GitHub UI, built with Next.js, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS.
Interior Design Portfolio is a Next.js and React template for building a portfolio website that showcases interior design projects, styled with Tailwind CSS and deployable on Vercel.
This template creates a portfolio website for interior design work, using the Next.js app directory structure and a component-based React architecture. It takes project images and text descriptions as input and outputs a public-facing site where visitors can browse the featured projects. The template runs on Next.js and is set up for deployment on Vercel, the platform recommended in the create-next-app documentation.
Run npm run dev (or yarn dev, or pnpm dev) from the project root after installing dependencies. Then open http://localhost:3000 in your browser. The development server supports hot reloading so changes to app/page.js appear instantly.
Edit the app/page.js file, which is the main homepage component. The Next.js setup uses the app directory, so you can also add new pages or components inside the app folder and Next.js will handle routing.
The recommended path is to use the Vercel Platform, linked from the create-next-app readme. You can connect your Git repository and Vercel will automatically build and deploy the application. Next.js also documents other deployment options.
The source is a public GitHub repository with open code, and it is based on create-next-app, which is the standard scaffold for Next.js projects. The readme does not state a license, so you should check the repository license before commercial use.
The template includes the standard create-next-app setup: a Next.js project with app/page.js, next/font integration for the Inter font, and a Tailwind CSS configuration. It also includes the portfolio design for interior design projects, as described in the repository topics.
