Shopify Themes for Home Decor and Furniture: Free and Paid
A Shopify theme for home decor has a harder job than most. Shoppers buy a sofa or a lamp by picturing it in a room, they need to pick a fabric or finish, and they want dimensions and delivery details before they pay for something bulky. This guide lists the theme features that help with that, says when a free theme is enough, and compares twelve free and paid themes for home decor and furniture stores against the same criteria.
Disclosure: Xotiny makes three of the themes compared below (Redefine, Fullframe and Stylist, with their home presets). They are judged on the same criteria as the others, and each one has a "skip it if" line.
A theme controls how your product pages and collections look and which sections (the building blocks you add in the theme editor) are available without code. For furniture and home decor, check the Theme Store listing for these features:
All twelve themes below list shipping/delivery information, a mega menu and product filtering, so the table compares the features where they differ.
Often, yes, especially while your catalog is small.
Dwell (free) is Shopify's own theme for home goods. Its tagline is "Create a warm, inviting space where customers love to dwell." It lists lookbooks, color swatches and swatch filters, quick view, a stock counter, a mega menu, delivery information and EU translations.
Craft (free) is "a refined theme that celebrates craftsmanship", a good match for handmade decor and small-batch furniture. It lists lookbooks, swatches, swatch filters and delivery information, but not quick view.
Neither lists image hotspots or product tabs. Both also have a low share of positive merchant reviews on the Theme Store (see the cards below), so the case for them is price and features, not merchant satisfaction. If you sell a few dozen products and your photos do the work, start free and move to a paid theme once you know what your shoppers need.
The criteria: a preset built for home goods, the features above as listed on each Theme Store page, price, and how many merchant reviews the theme has. A theme with few reviews is not a bad theme, but you have less evidence from other merchants. Each card below shows the current Theme Store price, rating and review count.
| Theme (preset) | Price | Home preset | Hotspots | Lookbooks | Swatch filters | Product tabs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dwell | Free | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | No |
| Craft | Free | No | No | Yes | Yes | No |
| Habitat | Paid | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Impact (Cocoon) | Paid | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Warehouse (Wood) | Paid | Yes | No | No | Yes | Yes |
| Split | Paid | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Loft | Paid | No | No | No | Yes | Yes |
| Milano (Occhio) | Paid | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Adam (Kiyoshi, Edward) | Paid | Yes | No | No | Yes | Yes |
| Redefine (Redefine) | Paid | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| Fullframe (Fullframe, Merida) | Paid | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | Yes |
| Stylist (Modulux) | Paid | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
"No" means the feature is not listed on the theme's Theme Store page as of November 1, 2026. "Home preset" means the preset's own description or demo store is about home goods, or the Theme Store files the preset under home. Paid themes are a one-time Theme Store purchase, and buying a theme gives you all of its presets (ready-made designs).
Free, by Shopify
A warm, serif-led free theme with vertical filters for larger catalogs, a mega menu, lookbooks and swatch filters. It also lists pre-order, which helps if you sell made-to-order furniture.
Skip it if you want shoppable room photos or product tabs; neither is on its listing.
Free, by Shopify
A free theme built around brand storytelling, with lookbooks, swatches and delivery information. It suits makers of handmade decor, ceramics or small-batch furniture.
Skip it if you need quick view, image hotspots or product tabs.
By Fuel Themes
"The natural environment for your products." Habitat lists every feature in the table, plus quick view, pre-order, a stock counter, EU translations and right-to-left support. It is actively updated (version 15.0.0, October 2026) and has a high share of positive reviews.
Skip it if you want a preset that already looks like a home store; none of its five presets says it is built for home goods.
Cocoon preset, by Maestrooo
Impact's base preset is aimed at entertainment and audio brands, but its Cocoon preset is "a serene, design-forward layout for modern home brands". It lists every feature in the table, plus press coverage, pre-order and EU translations.
Skip it if you want a lower-priced theme; it is one of the more expensive options here.
Wood preset, by Maestrooo
Warehouse is "built for big catalogs", and its Wood preset is "crafted for stylish home and office product displays". It lists product tabs, swatch filters, a stock counter and gift wrapping. It has the most merchant reviews of the themes here.
Skip it if you sell on room photos; it does not list image hotspots or lookbooks.
By Krown Themes
"An engaging theme for visual brands with a story tell." Split lists every feature in the table, plus a before/after image slider (handy for restoration or upholstery work), quick view and EU translations, with a very high share of positive reviews.
Skip it if you want a preset made for home goods; none of its presets is described that way, so plan to restyle it.
By Trailblaze Media
A "modern, promotion-focused" theme with promo tiles, popups, a stock counter, product tabs and swatch filters. It is the lowest-priced paid theme in this list.
Skip it if you need quick view, image hotspots or lookbooks, or want frequent updates; its last version on the Theme Store is from October 2025.
Occhio preset, by BrainEcom
"Elegant design, effortless shopping and loyal buyers guaranteed." The Theme Store files the Occhio preset under home, and its demo store sells table lamps and decorative lighting. Milano lists every feature in the table, plus quick view, a before/after slider, gift wrapping, EU translations and right-to-left support.
Skip it if you want more evidence from other merchants before you buy; it has only a few reviews, and not all of them are positive.
Kiyoshi and Edward presets, by EngoCreative
Adam's base preset is built for music, performances and merch, but the Theme Store files its Kiyoshi and Edward presets under home. Kiyoshi's demo store sells handcrafted wooden furniture: lounge chairs, rocking chairs, coffee and dining tables. It lists product tabs, swatch filters, quick view, recently viewed products, a before/after slider and EU translations.
Skip it if you sell on room photos; it does not list image hotspots or lookbooks. It is also new, with no reviews yet.
Redefine preset, by Xotiny
"A tailored theme for stores with a taste for remarkable design." The Redefine preset's demo store sells lamps, chairs and other furniture with large room imagery. It lists image hotspots, lookbooks, swatch filters, quick view, cross-selling and delivery information. See it on the Redefine theme page.
Skip it if you need product tabs or built-in EU translations; neither is on its listing.
Fullframe and Merida presets, by Xotiny
"Effortless elegance with precision in every frame": a structured, frame-by-frame scrolling design. The Fullframe preset's demo store sells furniture; Merida's sells ceramics and vases, a better fit for smaller decor. It lists image hotspots, product tabs, a before/after slider, trust badges and delivery information.
Skip it if you want lookbooks, or more evidence from other merchants before you buy; it is newer and has few reviews.
Modulux preset, by Xotiny
Stylist is a beauty and services theme, but its Modulux preset is described as "build and adapt for all smart home stores", and its demo store shows a modular garden office. It lists every feature in the table, plus a stock counter, a quick order list, infinite scroll and EU translations.
Skip it if you sell small decor items; the demo is built around large modular buildings rather than decor. The theme is also new, so check the card for reviews and try it with your own content first.
You can only publish a theme you have bought, and support for a third-party theme comes from its developer, not Shopify. Check who supports a theme before you choose it; for Xotiny themes, that is Xotiny theme support. If you also sell beauty or wellness products, see how to pick a Shopify theme for beauty products.
Decide whether you sell on room photos (hotspots, lookbooks) or on specs (tabs, filters), test a free theme like Dwell with your own products, and pay when a paid theme covers what the free one does not. To see a home store built on a Xotiny theme, open the Redefine theme page and its demo.