Odile - Architecture portfolio template

About Odile

Odile is a one-page portfolio template for hospitality interior designers - anyone who designs hotels, restaurants, bars and inns and wants the site to feel like the rooms. The whole page is set like a printed house menu: the hero stands your name inside a double hairline frame like a menu cover, section headings are centered small caps flanked by fine rules, and dot leaders carry every figure - each project's title runs out to its year, the services read as a priced tasting board, and the studio facts sit on a leader register.

The homepage walks a client through the full pitch in thirteen sections: a framed cover with your one-line stance, the practice in numbers as a single running line, six selected projects pulled live from the Portfolio app with location and scope on every row, a first-person profile, the service menu with starting fees, a five-course process, a scrolling strip of close-up details, owner testimonials filed against the job and city, press notices, and a register of finished rooms a visitor can book a table in tonight - the strongest proof a spatial practice has. A capacity band and a reservation-book inquiry form close the page, with a venue-kind select, the city and the target opening date built into the form.

The design is warm plaster with an oxblood accent - banquette leather and wine - set in Cormorant over Mukta, with a centered masthead header, a colophon footer and dot-separated navigation. The Portfolio app comes wired with ten finished rooms across three categories, each with four photographs and a project ledger of location, year, scope and seats on its detail page. Swap the photography, rewrite the menu and the site is yours.