Intect - Interior Design & Architecture Elementor Template Kit

Intect is a modern, high-end Elementor Template Kit designed specifically for architects, interior designers, and furniture studios. It features a minimalist, clean aesthetic with a focus on high-quality imagery and structured layouts to showcase creative portfolios.

Like most template kits, Intect is not a standalone WordPress theme; it is a set of pre-designed layouts that you import into the Elementor page builder.

🏛️ Key Features

Minimalist Design: Focuses on whitespace and bold typography to make project photos stand out.

Pro-Level Look (Without Pro): One of Intect’s best features is that it is often built to work with the Free version of Elementor, using third-party addons for headers and footers.

Fully Responsive: Optimized for desktops, tablets, and smartphones.

One-Click Demo Import: Quickly replicate the demo site structure.

📦 Included Templates (17+ Total)

The kit typically includes 13 ready-to-use pages and additional global blocks:

Pages: Home, About Us, Services, Service Detail, Projects (Portfolio), Project Detail, FAQ, Pricing, Team, Blog, Single Post, Contact, and 404.

Global Blocks: Header, Footer, Contact Form, and Newsletter Form.

🛠️ Technical Requirements

To get the exact look of the demo, you will need the following plugins (most are free):

Elementor (Free version is usually sufficient).

ElementsKit Lite (For headers, footers, and mega menus).

MetForm (For custom contact forms).

Gum Elementor Addon (Used by the specific developer for unique widgets).

Hello Elementor Theme (The recommended lightweight base theme).

💡 Pro-Tip: Handling Images

The stunning photos you see in the Intect demo are usually "placeholder" versions or require separate licensing from Envato Elements. Since interior design is a visual business, I recommend replacing these immediately with your own high-resolution project photography to ensure your site feels authentic and original.

Would you like me to find a live demo link for you to see the animations in action, or do you need help with the installation steps?