Thai style for home design Joomla Template

Services, galleries, and contact regions divide the design into managed content areas

The page’s content regions map naturally to a CMS-managed interior design presentation because recurring information is separated into recognizable groups. The opening can serve as the primary home-styling introduction, combining the Thai-style concept with a dominant room photograph and supporting images. The three peer cards for Projects, Awards, and Our team then create structured informational areas that can be maintained independently while remaining visually coordinated.

The Design ideas and House Plans rows provide two additional content relationships: each places explanatory copy beside a large image, and the alternating arrangement keeps the sections visually distinct. The later collage headed “50+ Interior Design Ideas” and the Home & Apartment gallery extend the page’s image-led content, making room for categorized project examples or curated inspiration without changing the surrounding presentation. These areas are more useful as organized content regions than as isolated decorative blocks.

Navigation and shared footer content help connect the page’s subject areas, while the closing dark Contact Us section groups contact information, an inquiry form, and a map into one destination. In a Joomla project, this separation can support structured site content and reusable regions around the design. The Joomla Extension is relevant when the finished template and supported content are brought into a Joomla environment, but the page-specific value remains its clear division of interior information, imagery, and contact content.