Design studio website themes should make the studio’s disciplines and contribution easy to understand. A visitor comparing identity work, printed matter, or technical studies needs a clear index and project pages that show both the result and the supporting detail.
Folder Office (WordPress) pairs a featured project with an A–Z index and includes a case study fact column. Pinkline (WordPress) presents a photographic specimen wall, typography samples, and color palettes. Circuit Works (Astro) is available for $47 with framed photographs, numbered callouts, and build sheets.
What to look for in a design studio theme
- An index suited to the studio’s range, with project names or disciplines visible before a visitor opens a page.
- Case studies that separate the brief, the work, and the outcome where those details are relevant.
- Space for typography specimens, swatches, photographs, or technical facts appropriate to the work shown.
- A useful balance between studio identity and project imagery, especially when client work uses varied colors.
- An editing workflow that the studio can maintain after launch without rebuilding every project layout.
Themes in this collection
Every theme below is a $47 one-time purchase with instant download.
PinklineAstroGraphic designers, illustrators, textile designers, print studios, creative agencies$47
Rate CardAstroPhotographers, designers, illustrators, architects, makers, artists and creative studios$47
Public RecordAstroArchitects, research teams, designers, heritage organisations, cultural institutions$47
BriefAstroAgencies, consultants, architects, design practices, creative studios and freelance teams$47
MonographAstroArchitects, designers, artists, consultants, creative studios$47
Circuit WorksAstroMakers, engineers, product designers, research teams, design studios$47
MonographWordPressArchitects, designers, artists, consultants, creative studios$47
PinklineWordPressGraphic designers, illustrators, textile designers, print studios, creative agencies$47
Circuit WorksWordPressMakers, engineers, product designers, research teams, design studios$47
Folder OfficeWordPressDesigners, architects, consultants, creative agencies, research studios$47
Public RecordWordPressArchitects, research teams, designers, heritage organisations, cultural institutions$47PinklineTumblr$29MisprintTumblr$19MoodwallTumblrFree
MonographGhostCulture magazines, photographers, design publications, travel writers, city publications, zines, galleries and studios$47
PinklineGhostDesigners, illustrators, architects, print studios, letterers, sign makers and textile designers$47How our design studio website themes are built
Folder Office is a native WordPress Site Editor theme; Pinkline uses native blocks, patterns, and global styles. Circuit Works for Astro is available now and uses Markdown/MDX files, local fonts, and static output. Choose an edition by its editing model as well as its visual structure.
FAQ
Which design studio website themes suit graphic design work?
Folder Office is intended for graphic design, wayfinding, and small creative studios. Pinkline suits graphic designers, printmakers, and studios showing visual or material studies, including type specimens and color palettes.
Should I choose WordPress or Astro?
Choose WordPress if you want native block editing in a dashboard. Choose Circuit Works, Monograph, Public Record, or Pinkline for Astro if file-based content and rebuilding suit your workflow; each is available for $47.
Can I use an edition for a client site?
WordPress editions are GPL-2.0-or-later. The Peachfin Themes Astro License allows unlimited personal, commercial, and client sites, with no resale of the template; see licensing for the terms.
What does a purchase include?
An available edition costs $47 once, with instant download and 180 days of downloads. Payment is handled securely through Stripe, and unused purchases have a 7-day refund window. Coming-soon editions are not available to purchase.