I work with wellness, hospitality and lifestyle brands on brand direction, Framer design and digital presence.
Meet Marea, a Framer template for hotel and resort brands.
Marea combines everything a luxury property needs to convert a visitor into a guest.
Introducing Nocturne, a dark luxury template.
Four pages, one CMS collection for rooms, a custom availability search bar that connects to any booking system, and an animated stat counter that replays every time it enters the viewport.
Works great on the Basic plan!
A small CMS detail that makes a big difference for template buyers.
Sanctum has a Sold Out field on the Retreats collection. It is a simple boolean toggle, so when it's on, a banner appears on the retreat card automatically, and the booking button becomes inactive. When it's off, the banner disappears and the booking button becomes automatically active.
The person running the site flips a switch and the page updates. This addition replaces an edit that would otherwise mean touching a component.
One thing I added to my template that I haven't seen in others: a hidden Style Guide page.
I wanted buyers of Sanctum to feel like they'd been handed a proper handoff. So I built a Style Guide page directly inside the project. It's set to hidden, so it never appears on the published site.
The key thing is it's not a PDF or an external doc. It's live inside Framer, sitting next to your actual pages.
It added maybe two hours to the build. I think it's one of the things that justifies charging for a template rather than releasing it free.
