Home office interior CSS Template
White Cards Bridge Warm Color Bands and the Workspace Image
The three cards create the block’s primary visual system. Interior, Furniture, and Lighting appear as equal repeated units, each using a white surface, thin warm border, subtle shadow, centered icon, uppercase label, and compact supporting copy. Because the same treatment is repeated across the row, the categories read as related service areas rather than unrelated promotional tiles. Letter spacing in the labels adds separation without requiring large headings, while the centered alignment keeps each card visually balanced.
The cards overlap the transition between the warm tan and pale lavender areas and the large workspace image below. That overlap is the key styling relationship: the white surfaces provide contrast against both the color fields and the lighter image, while the warm border tones connect the cards to the surrounding palette. The desk, chair, laptop, and lamp remain visible as visual context instead of competing with the category text.
As a CSS Template section, this block is best understood through adjustable appearance rules inside one services area. Card padding, border weight, shadow softness, label tracking, icon scale, image crop, and contrast can be refined while preserving the three-category content model. The styling should keep the repeated cards coherent with the workspace photograph rather than turning each category into a separate visual treatment.
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