Wooder free PSD template

Last Updated on August 20, 2026 by Editorial Team

Super good looking PSD template, perfect for presentation websites. Created by Viacheslav Olianishyn

The Wooder homepage design leans hard into the material it’s named after, and that comes through immediately in the hero section.

A close crop of dark, textured wood grain fills the left half of the screen while a stacked pile of cut logs, shot in shadow, fills the right.

Together they set a moody, tactile backdrop for a stark serif-meets-sans logotype and a thin-bordered call to action button.

The palette is deliberately restrained: near-black photography, warm gold accent text, and clean white space reserved for the content sections below the fold.

That gold shows up sparingly, on the numbered index marker, the section divider lines, and the small share icon in the corner, so it reads as a genuine accent rather than decoration for its own sake.

It’s the kind of contrast that makes a single accent color feel premium instead of arbitrary.

Below the dark hero, the layout shifts to a bright white section built around a large product photograph of a live-edge wood table, paired with oversized ghost typography in the background and a simple label-and-rule heading treatment.

That shift from black-and-gold drama to airy white minimalism is really the core visual idea of this template: moody storytelling up top, clean product presentation underneath.

Where This Template Works Best

This is a natural fit for furniture makers, carpenters, joinery studios, and woodworking shops that want a website presenting their craft rather than just listing products.

It also suits interior design studios, architectural firms, home decor brands, and any business built around natural materials, timber, or handmade goods.

The scroll-driven hero with a numbered slide indicator and a visible scroll prompt suggests it’s meant for a single-page or portfolio-style presentation site rather than a dense multi-page catalog.

• Furniture makers and custom carpentry studios showcasing signature pieces
• Interior design or architecture studios with a warm, material-driven brand
• Home decor and lifestyle brands selling wood-based products
• Portfolio or landing pages for craftsmen wanting a cinematic first impression

Because the hero relies so heavily on photography, the biggest editing decision is what images you drop in.

Swap the wood grain and log pile shots for photography that matches your own material or product line, but keep the same dark, high-contrast treatment so the gold text and thin outlined button still pop against it.

If your brand isn’t wood-based, the same layout logic still works: dark, textured hero photography plus a single warm accent color can carry any material-driven brand, whether that’s leather, stone, or metal.

When adapting the typography, keep the wide letter spacing on the navigation and the logotype since that spacing is doing a lot of work to make the design feel premium and architectural.

The rotated sidebar labels, the small numbered marker, and the vertical “scroll” text are nice detail touches worth preserving even if you change colors, since they reinforce the sense of a guided, cinematic first section.

In the lower white section, the oversized background lettering behind the product photo is a simple effect to recreate in any editor: place large type behind the image layer, drop its opacity down, and let it bleed off the edge of the frame.

For pairing, this template sits well alongside warm, editorial-style product photography, serif or slab typefaces for body copy, and simple line icons if you need to add feature callouts further down the page.

Keep any additional accent colors close to the same warm gold or a muted brass tone so new sections don’t clash with the hero’s palette.