In Common With furniture — All Categories UI Design Template
In Common With furniture is an All Categories UI design created with UXMagic, an AI UI design generator. It is a desktop layout built at 1440 × 1035 px, tagged e-commerce, lighting, interiors, and product catalogue. Use it as an editable starting point in Figma, or export it to production-ready HTML, CSS and React code.
What this design includes
This template is a single desktop screen laid out at 1440 × 1035 px and published in the All Categories category of the UXMagic community.
Its style and subject tags are e-commerce, lighting, interiors, and product catalogue, which describe both what the screen covers and how it looks.
It was generated from this brief: “A lighting storefront organised by fixture type, with pendants, sconces, chandeliers, table and floor lamps each given its own route in.”
Surbhi Sinha published it to the community, and 456 people have already used it as a starting point.
Live preview of In Common With furniture, the All Categories UI design template described above, rendered at its original 1440 × 1035 px. Scroll and click inside it, or open it full screen.
A lighting storefront organised by fixture type, with pendants, sconces, chandeliers, table and floor lamps each given its own route in. Product photography leads and chrome stays out of the way.
What's on this screen
The words below are taken from In Common With furniture itself — the headings, buttons and labels the design actually contains, read straight out of its markup rather than written about it.
Screens, headings and section titles
- Shop by Category
- Pendants
- Sconces
- Chandeliers
- Table Lamps
- Floor Lamps
- Flush Mounts
- Featured Products
- Orb 4 Surface Mount
- Alien Table Lamp
- About
- Projects
Buttons, links and field labels
- Explore Collections
- Pendants Shop Now
- Sconces Shop Now
- Chandeliers Shop Now
- Table Lamps Shop Now
- Floor Lamps Shop Now
- Flush Mounts Shop Now
- View All Products
- Orb 4 Surface Mount From $1,200
- View Product
- Alien Table Lamp From $850
- Learn More
- Quarters View Project
- Strata View Project
How to use this template
- 1Open the template — Select Use this template to copy In Common With furniture into a new UXMagic project. The full layout, its styles and its components come across editable.
- 2Edit it with a prompt — Describe the changes you want in plain language — swap the palette, add screens, restructure a section — and UXMagic regenerates the design in place.
- 3Export it — Send the finished screens to Figma as editable layers, or export production-ready HTML, CSS or React code.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this UI design template free to use?
Yes. Every design published to the UXMagic community can be opened and used as a template on the free plan. Copy it into your own project, edit it, and keep whatever you build from it.
Can I customize this design for my own product?
Yes. Once the template is copied into a UXMagic project, every screen, colour, font and component is editable. Describe the change you want in plain language and UXMagic rebuilds the design around your own brand, copy and content.
Was this design made entirely by AI, or edited by a person?
UXMagic generated it from a written brief. Surbhi Sinha then submitted it to the community, where it was reviewed and approved before it appeared here, so the layout is AI-generated and a person chose to publish it.
Can I export this design to Figma?
Yes. UXMagic exports to Figma as editable layers and frames rather than a flat image, so you can carry on refining the template inside your existing design system, component library and handoff process.
Can I export this design to React or HTML/CSS code?
Yes. Any UXMagic design can be exported as clean, responsive HTML and CSS or as React components, so a developer can take this template straight into a codebase instead of rebuilding the layout by hand.
Do I need design experience to edit it?
No. You edit by describing what you want in plain language, and UXMagic applies it to the layout. Starting from a finished template also means the spacing, hierarchy and colour decisions have already been made for you.