Maison Lumière — the fashion house & atelier Framer template
Luxury fashion editorial
What Maison Lumière is
An editorial fashion website built around one thing: a slow, expensive scroll. LUMIÈRE opens on a full-bleed Bodoni masthead, then turns a lookbook in 3D, pins its campaign to the screen and sets six collections in a grid, each opening into its own page of looks.
What's inside Maison Lumière
Signature moments
- A lookbook that turns in 3D
Seven looks travel sideways on a pinned track, each card turning through the centre in depth. Phones get a clean vertical gallery.
- Columns that scroll against each other
In the Manifesto and the Atelier, two image columns move in opposite directions around one centred line of Bodoni.
- A campaign held on screen
The campaign image zooms slowly while its lines appear one by one; later the Detail pulls back from an extreme close-up.
- Two lines that cross like an X
Two giant Bodoni lines — one upright in cream, one italic in gold — glide in opposite directions across the page.
Collections & editorial
- Six collections from one CMS
Each collection page has a title that writes itself in, an intro, four captioned looks and a link to the next collection.
- A grid that opens like curtains
Six collection covers wipe open as they scroll in, with a gold caption line that grows on hover.
- Press that rotates
Four press quotes take turns, each rebuilding word by word, with the publication set in gold.
- Heritage in figures
Established, ateliers and pieces per collection — Bodoni numerals that count up as they arrive.
Built right
- Built for phones
Separate desktop, tablet and phone layouts with a menu drawer; the sideways lookbook becomes a vertical gallery on phones.
- A slow scroll that feels expensive
Smooth scrolling eases every turn of the wheel, so the whole page glides like a printed lookbook.
- A real enquiry form
The contact page uses Framer’s native form; the homepage sign-up says plainly it’s a demo until you add your endpoint.
- SEO already set up
Every page and collection has its own title, with a share image and touch icon in place.
Every page, ready to go
6 page types come with the remix, each with its own desktop, tablet and phone layout.
Who Maison Lumière is built for
A fashion house & atelier website template built for fashion houses, couture ateliers, editorial fashion brands, designer labels and any business that sells the way they do.
From remix to live
Click Remix and the whole project copies into your Framer account.
Open the Start Here page inside the project: it lists every edit — words, colours, fonts, images, CMS rows — no code.
Add your domain in Site Settings and hit Publish. Email support from the person who built it if you get stuck.
Always included
- A Start Here page inside the project — every edit this template needs, listed
- Edit without code — colours, fonts, text and images from the properties panel and the CMS
- Free lifetime updates
- Email support: solofoundryhq@gmail.com
Get it
Questions, answered
Do I need to know how to code to use Maison Lumière?
No. Maison Lumière is a Framer template: every word, colour, font and image is edited on the Framer canvas or in the properties panel and the CMS. A Start Here page inside the project lists every edit a fashion house & atelier site needs.
Do I need a paid Framer plan?
Not to remix and edit — a free Framer account is enough. To publish on your own domain you'll need a Framer site plan, paid to Framer, not to us.
What do I get?
The plain remix link: one click copies the whole Maison Lumière project into your Framer account. No email, no sign-up with us.
Can I use Maison Lumière for client work?
Yes — the free licence covers your own site or a client's. Reselling the template itself isn't allowed.
Is Maison Lumière responsive?
Yes. Maison Lumière ships with its own desktop, tablet and phone layouts, a real mobile menu, and it is checked down to 320 px wide before it is listed.
Can I get a refund?
It's free — remix it and try it. If you want more, All-Access is $199 once for every template we've made and every one we'll make.
