Staging

Staging is a free, open-source Bootstrap 4 HTML5 multi-page website template for interior design, architecture, and home decoration companies, distributed by ThemeWagon and created by Colorlib.

What is Staging?

Staging is a fully responsive multi-page template built with Bootstrap 4, HTML5, and CSS3, compiled from SCSS source files. It takes static content — text, images, a contact form, a newsletter signup, and a Google Map — and presents it as a polished interior-design agency website. The template runs entirely in the browser with no backend; you download the HTML files and customize them locally. The current version is v1.0.0, first released on ThemeWagon about six years ago, and it has been downloaded over 7,300 times.

Key Features

• Bootstrap 4 framework — built on the Bootstrap 4 grid and components, with HTML5 and CSS3 markup and SCSS files included for styling.
• Multi-page structure — ships with 9 HTML files, covering pages for services, portfolio, blog, contact, and more.
• Hero header with slider — a rotating hero section powered by Owl Carousel, with ghost buttons for calls to action.
• Testimonial carousel — a rotating reviews section also built on Owl Carousel, plus fun fact counters for stats.
• Contact and newsletter forms — a working contact form layout and an email subscription form built into the footer.
• Google Maps integration — a map embed for showing the agency's location, plus a call-to-action button.
• Blog section and pagination UI — a news/article layout with pagination controls for browsing posts.
• On-hover effects and dropdown navigation — hover animations on portfolio items and a drop-down menu for deeper site structures.
• FontAwesome icons — icon set included for feature bullets, social links, and UI elements.
• Cross-browser compatibility — tested for Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera, Safari, and mobile devices.

Who is it for?

Interior design agencies can use Staging to present their portfolio and services online. Architecture firms can leverage the clean, image-forward layout to showcase projects. Home decoration businesses can add the contact form and newsletter subscription to generate leads from visitors. Freelance designers who need a quick multi-page site without writing code from scratch will also find it useful.

What can you do with Staging?

• Interior design firms: display completed projects with image galleries and hover effects, and embed a Google Map so clients can find the studio.
• Architecture companies: publish project updates through the built-in blog section and use pagination to organize articles.
• Home decoration businesses: capture visitor emails with the newsletter form and route inquiries through the contact form.
• Freelance designers: customize the SCSS variables and swap demo images to match their own branding, then deploy the static HTML files to any host.

What's included in the download?

The package contains all demo images, 9 HTML files, font icons, CSS and SCSS source files, JavaScript source files, and the library/plugin files: FontAwesome, Owl Carousel, Magnific-Popup, and SlickNav. Because it's open source, you can modify the code freely and use it in commercial projects with lifetime free updates from ThemeWagon.

FAQ

Is Staging free?

Yes, Staging is a free template distributed on ThemeWagon. You can download it without paying, and the license allows open-source use in commercial projects.

What Bootstrap version does Staging use?

Staging is built on Bootstrap 4. It uses HTML5, CSS3, and SCSS for styling, and includes FontAwesome icons as well as the Owl Carousel plugin.

Can I use Staging for a commercial client website?

Yes. The ThemeWagon license for this free template explicitly permits commercial use. You can modify the template and use it for client work.

What files come with Staging?

The download includes 9 HTML files, CSS and SCSS files, JavaScript source files, font icons, and all demo images. Library plugins like Owl Carousel and Magnific-Popup are included as well.

Who created Staging?

Staging was created by Colorlib and distributed through ThemeWagon. Colorlib is the author listed on the product page.