Klift

Klift is a free, multi-page Bootstrap 4 HTML5 website template built for interior design agencies to showcase projects, services, and team portfolios.

What is Klift?

Klift is a free, multi-page Bootstrap 4 HTML5 website template built for interior design agencies to showcase projects, services, and team portfolios. The template takes HTML, CSS, SCSS, and JavaScript source files as input and produces a fully responsive agency website with 7 HTML pages, including a project grid, blog section, and contact page. It runs on any modern browser and is distributed by ThemeWagon, created by Colorlib. The current version is 1, released about six years ago and updated three months ago.

Key Features

• Bootstrap 4 framework — The layout is built on Bootstrap 4's grid and components, with HTML5 and CSS3 as the base languages.
• Hero header with slider — The homepage opens with an image slider in the hero area, paired with zoom-in and hover effects.
• Sticky top navigation bar — Navigation stays fixed at the top while scrolling, plus a call-to-action button in the header.
• Load on-scroll animation — Sections animate in as the user scrolls, along with fun fact counters and parallax effects.
• Project grid with modal image view — Portfolio projects display in a grid and open in a Magnific Popup lightbox modal when clicked.
• Testimonial carousel — Client testimonials rotate via the Owl Carousel plugin.
• Blog section with pagination UI — A blog listing includes pagination controls, a search option, and a comment form UI.
• Contact and newsletter forms — Includes a contact form, a newsletter subscription form, Google Maps embed, and footer navigation.

The template also bundles jQuery, Flaticon icons, Icomoon, and Ionicons, and ships with all demo images, CSS & SCSS files, JavaScript source files, and library/plugin files.

Who is it for?

• Interior design agencies — Use the portfolio grid and modal image view to showcase completed projects with high-quality visuals.
• Freelance interior designers — Set up a professional multi-page site with an about section, services, and contact form without writing code from scratch.
• Small design studios — Put the blog and testimonial carousel to work for sharing project stories and client feedback.
• Web developers — Use the organized source files (CSS & SCSS, JavaScript, plugins) as a starting point for client builds.

What can you do with Klift?

• Showcase a project portfolio: The project grid with modal image view and hover/zoom effects lets visitors preview each design in a lightbox without leaving the page.
• Publish agency news and articles: The included blog section with pagination, search, and comment form UI supports content marketing for the agency.
• Collect leads through built-in forms: The newsletter subscription form and contact form capture visitor inquiries, and the Google Maps embed shows the studio's location.

Alternatives

• Woodrox — a free Bootstrap 4 HTML5 interior design agency template with a similar multi-page structure.
• Loaft — a free HTML5 Bootstrap 4 interior designing agency template.
• Heaven — a free Bootstrap 4 HTML5 interior designing website template.

Pricing

Klift is free to download and licensed for open-source use, including commercial projects, with lifetime free updates. No paid tier is mentioned on the page.

FAQ

Is Klift free to use?

Yes, Klift is free to download from ThemeWagon. The license permits open-source use and commercial projects, and the author provides lifetime free updates.

What files are included in the Klift download?

The package includes 7 HTML files, all demo images, font icon sets (Flaticon, Icomoon, Ionicons), CSS and SCSS source files, JavaScript source files, and the library/plugin files needed to run the template.

Does Klift work on mobile devices?

Klift is described as 100% responsive and compatible with Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera, Safari, and mobile browsers. The layout adapts to different screen sizes using Bootstrap 4's responsive grid.

Who created Klift?

Klift was created by Colorlib and is published on ThemeWagon. The template page lists Colorlib as the author and ThemeWagon as the distributor.