Atrium

Atrium is a minimal design + architecture studio. Brand identity, websites, and interior direction — built on light, grid, and restraint. Free website template.

What's included

• Available as: HTML, React, Vue, WordPress — pick your stack at download
• 15 pages: 404, about, blog-post, blog, contact, elements, gallery, home-artsy, home-corporate, home-shop, index, pricing, product, services, shop
• Responsive, mobile-first layout with no external dependencies
• Design tokens as CSS variables — restyle everything from one file

The license, in plain words

Free for personal and commercial projects — the only condition is that the small "Template by Ventus" badge stays visible. Want it badge-free? The commercial license removes the requirement.

Quick start

HTML: unzip, open index.html — no build tools needed. React/Vue: unzip, `npm install && npm run dev`. WordPress: drop the theme folder into wp-content/themes.

Changelog

Current version: 1.1.0

1.1.0 — 2026-08-12

• WordPress classic-theme port added — installs into its own theme folder and

auto-scaffolds all demo Pages on activation (zero config)

• React (Vite + TypeScript) port added — full 15-route SPA
• Vue (Vite + TypeScript) port added — full 15-route SPA
• All ports reuse the shared tokens/themes CSS verbatim and keep the

self-reinjecting Ventus badge

1.0.0 — 2026-08-12

• Initial release — an original "Atrium" design: architectural minimalism with

warm paper + ink, a single terracotta accent, hairline blueprint grid, and

oversized editorial type (Space Grotesk display, Inter body, Space Mono labels)

• Full canonical page set (index, about, services, gallery/portfolio, pricing,

contact, blog, blog-post, shop, product, elements, 404) plus three themed demo

home pages (corporate, artsy, shop)

• Six buyer-preview themes as variable sets: Atrium default, Corporate, Shop,

Art studio, Bakery, Beauty salon — components never change between them

• Theme-switcher demo widget (bottom-left), self-reinjecting Ventus badge

(bottom-right), license headers on every file

• Hand-written local SVG placeholders — no binaries, no hotlinks
• Fully self-contained HTML — runs from `file://` with no build step