Layout of new apartments CSS Template
The photo collage sets the visual style for the service explanation
The two photographs are the strongest styling anchor in this block. They overlap vertically above the centered text panel, creating a layered image treatment rather than a simple side-by-side gallery. That relationship can be refined through image sizing, crop, spacing, and alignment while keeping the service explanation and its single action in the same position.
Below the collage, the pale-beige panel provides a contained background for the “Our work” label, the heading “How online interior design services work,” the supporting paragraph, and the muted brown “Read more” button. The contrast between the white outer background and warm panel separates the explanatory content from the photographs without adding another structural region. Centered typography keeps the eyebrow, heading, paragraph, and button aligned as one visual group, while the compact rounded button supplies a controlled accent beneath the copy.
For a CSS Template interpretation, the useful decisions are therefore local to this section: the collage overlap, the panel color, centered text spacing, type scale, button radius, and muted accent color. Those properties can be adjusted to match neighboring sections while preserving the block’s existing service content and image-to-text relationship.
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