Tintbloc
A colourful design objects store with lamps, clocks and furniture on a brutalist edge-to-edge grid.

About Tintbloc
Tintbloc is a free Decor template, ready to sell from day one: add your products, connect payments and open your store. Elliot, your AI builder, changes colours, fonts and sections whenever you ask, so the store keeps growing with your brand.
Perfect for
Design-object, lighting and furniture shops that want a loud, colourful, edge-to-edge look where product photos on solid colour do the talking.
Key features
Giant wordmark hero
A full-bleed yellow hero with a giant wordmark and a product still life makes the brand unmistakable before shoppers scroll.
Products on solid colour
Every lamp, stool and clock sits on a solid colour backdrop, turning the New in grid into a gallery that is memorable and easy to scan.
Full-bleed colour collections
Collection panels run edge to edge in one colour each, so shoppers browse by colour and mood, not only by product type.
Room sets with bundles
The bundle builder lets you sell a lamp and stool or a desk set as one kit at one price, matching the room scenes in the panels.
Back-in-stock alerts
Shoppers can ask for an email when a sold-out lamp or stool returns, so limited design objects still convert.
Store Chat for object picks
An AI assistant helps shoppers choose a lamp, clock or table, answers in their language and can add matches to the cart.
What's inside
A slim black menu bar sits above a full-bleed yellow hero with a giant wordmark. A three-column New in grid of products on solid colour follows, then a grayscale statement banner, full-bleed colour collection panels and an All Collections link, closing with a black footer that holds links and an email signup. Beyond the home page you get product pages with reviews, collection and search pages, customer accounts, a slide-out cart, a blog, FAQ and contact page.
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