Halden Row Interiors — Luxe Interior_design Home Page for Divi 5
Halden Row Interiors is a Charleston residential design studio crafting quiet, layered homes through full-home design, bespoke kitchens, and expert furnishing. Book a private consultation.
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Overview
The layout opens on a full-viewport hero set to a minimum height of 80vh on desktop, falling to 560px on phones. A Pexels interior photograph sits behind a 68% dark overlay gradient applied identically on both sides, which holds contrast for the cream text while letting the room photography show through. The typographic hierarchy is deliberate: a Jost H4 eyebrow at 14px with 3px letter-spacing and uppercase transforms sets the studio location before a Cormorant Garamond H1 steps in at 72px (scaling to 52px on tablet, 38px on phone) with a weight of 300 and text-wrap: balance for natural line wrapping. Below the headline a short body paragraph and a two-button row give visitors a clear fork: a solid gold #c8a46a fill button for booking and a transparent ghost button for browsing the portfolio, both in Jost with 2px letter-spacing and 40px horizontal padding. A 2px solid divider anchors the bottom of the content area, above three inline Jost Text modules displaying address, service type, and current booking availability at 14px uppercase.
The second section presents five completed projects in a CSS Grid layout. The lead project spans two grid columns at a 2:1 aspect ratio for a wide cinematic read; the remaining four sit in equal 4:3 cells below it. On phones the grid collapses to a single column and the lead card resets to full width. Each card pairs a cover-fitted image with a Cormorant Garamond H3 project name and a small pill badge using a 1px warm #3a3127 border and #b3a794 uppercase label identifying the project type. The section header places the title and section label left while the "See all projects" ghost button sits flush right on a flex row with justify-content: space-between, the kind of editorial composition common in architecture and interiors publishing.
Three services follow in alternating image-text rows, each numbered with a Jost 13px uppercase label, a Cormorant Garamond H3, a Jost body paragraph at 18px, and an underlined text link. Image and text columns share equal width on desktop with 48px of inner padding as the gutter. On phones all three rows collapse to a single column, but the second service uses a negative order value on its image column so the photograph stays visually first on screen even though the text column appears earlier in the markup, keeping the image-leads rhythm consistent across all three rows.
Two full-bleed sections close the page. The testimonial places a 120px Cormorant Garamond opening quotation mark above a 42px display quote (both scaling down to 80px and 26px on phones) over a background photograph with the same overlay treatment as the hero. The process section breaks to an asymmetric two-column split, roughly one-third label and two-thirds numbered steps, using 80px Cormorant Garamond display numerals and thin #3a3127 dividers to separate three steps. The final CTA drops the gradient and lets a raw lifestyle photograph sit unfiltered behind a left-anchored #1f1a15 card with a 1px warm border, 48px internal padding, and a single gold "Book a consultation" button that repeats the hero's primary action to close the conversion loop.
What’s inside
- Full-viewport hero (80vh minimum, 560px phone floor) with Pexels background, 68% dark overlay gradient, and a Cormorant Garamond H1 at 72/52/38px with `text-wrap: balance`
- Two-button CTA row in the hero: solid gold `#c8a46a` fill button and a transparent ghost button, both Jost uppercase with 2px letter-spacing and 40px horizontal padding
- Five-project CSS Grid portfolio section: lead card spans 2 columns at 2:1 aspect ratio; four 4:3 portrait cards below, each with an outlined category pill badge (Jost 12px uppercase, `#b3a794`)
- Three alternating image-text service rows with mobile column-reorder on the second row (negative `order` value) so the image always leads visually on phone screens
- Full-bleed testimonial section with a 120px Cormorant Garamond decorative quote mark scaling to 80px on phone, and a 42px display quote over a background photograph
- Asymmetric two-column process section: one-third label column, two-thirds step content with 80px Cormorant Garamond display numerals and `#3a3127` dividers between steps
- Left-anchored CTA card: `#1f1a15` panel with 1px `#3a3127` border and 48px internal padding, placed against a raw background photograph with no gradient overlay
Who it’s for
This layout fits independent interior design studios and boutique residential designers who want a portfolio-forward homepage that leads with finished projects before explaining services. It also suits architects offering design-build packages, hospitality designers with residential crossover work, and creative agencies building branded sites for high-end renovation clients. The three-service structure and numbered consultation-to-install process steps work naturally for any practice that wants to communicate a clear methodology alongside its visual portfolio, whether operating from a single city studio or across a regional market.
Customization tips
Three hex values control the entire palette: #c8a46a (the gold CTA), #16120e (the near-black section backgrounds), and #f8f1e4 (the primary cream text). Replacing all three together shifts the mood without touching individual modules.
For the hero background, swap the section's background image URL for your own photograph at 1920px wide or wider. The 68% gradient overlay handles contrast, so any mid-tone or naturally lit interior reads clearly. Portfolio card images use two distinct ratios: the lead card expects 2:1 (wide landscape, e.g. 1600x800px); the four smaller cards and all three service images use 4:3 (e.g. 1600x1200px). Providing images at the correct ratio prevents unexpected cropping since all use object-fit: cover.
The H1 headline uses text-wrap: balance and weight 300, wrapping cleanly up to around 50 characters. Service body paragraphs run 20-25 words each; pushing beyond 35-40 words elongates the alternating rows and misaligns the image-text columns. The three inline footer items at the bottom of the hero (address, service type, availability) are separate Text modules inside a flex Group: keep each under 28 characters to maintain the horizontal flow on desktop.
How to install this layout
- Download the layout JSON file from this page.
- Open the target page in the Divi 5 builder.
- Open the portability panel (up/down arrows icon) and choose the Import tab.
- Upload the JSON. Tick “replace existing content” only for full-page imports.
- Check the page at desktop and mobile widths, then swap in your copy and images.
Full walkthrough with troubleshooting: How to Import a Divi 5 Layout.
Questions about Halden Row Interiors — Luxe Interior_design Home Page for Divi 5
How does the five-project portfolio grid stack on mobile?
The 2-column CSS Grid collapses to a single column on phones. The lead project card, which spans two columns at desktop at a 2:1 aspect ratio, resets to full width. The four 4:3 cards appear below it in sequence.
Which Divi 5 modules does this layout use?
Section, Row, Column, Group, Heading, Text, Image, Button, and Divider. No third-party modules or additional plugins are required beyond Divi 5.
The service rows alternate image-left and image-right. Does that pattern hold on mobile?
Yes. Services 01 and 03 stack image-first naturally. Service 02 has a negative `order` value set on its image column in the layout JSON, so the image visually jumps above the text on phone screens even though the text column appears earlier in the DOM.
What aspect ratio should I use for the portfolio and service images?
The lead portfolio card uses a 2:1 ratio (wide landscape). The four smaller portfolio cards and all three service section images use 4:3. Mixing ratios within either group will cause inconsistent cropping since all images are set to `object-fit: cover`.
Where do I update the studio address and availability text in the hero?
Those are three separate Text modules inside a flex Group below the hero's divider line. Edit each module's text content directly. Keeping each item under roughly 28 characters preserves the horizontal three-item row on desktop; longer strings will wrap to a second line inside the flex container.
Which Divi version does this layout need?
Divi 5. The layout is generated natively for Divi 5 and validated against its real module structure before publication, so it imports clean into the current builder.
Can I use this layout on client websites?
Yes. Every download includes a commercial license covering unlimited sites you own or build for clients. Only reselling or redistributing the layout file itself is prohibited.
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