Interior design firm CSS Template
Contrasting service tiles frame the interior imagery
The light gray background, muted beige horizontal band, and alternating black and white service tiles define the block’s visual system. The contrast separates the four service areas while the two vertically oriented interior photographs create a calm center line between them. Because the images occupy the middle column, the surrounding text tiles can remain visually distinct without competing for the same space.
Typography and spacing also support the section’s hierarchy. A large bold heading and centered introduction establish the subject before the six-tile arrangement begins, while centered tile content keeps the named services easy to scan. Thin underlined “more” links provide a restrained action treatment, and the rounded beige Book Now button creates a separate visual accent beneath the services. In a CSS Template context, these properties describe styling inside this block: color contrast, image placement, tile spacing, link decoration, button shape, and alignment. They can be refined while preserving the existing service content and three-column, two-row structure. The attribution note can retain its quiet position so it does not compete with the primary booking accent. The repeated contrast pattern also helps keep the four service tiles visually related while the central photographs remain the section’s visual anchor.
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