Interior Design Catalogue and Brochure Templates
Interior design is sold with pictures, so your catalogue or brochure has to look as good as the rooms you design. Below are 32 editable templates for interior designers, furniture brands and home decor shops: studio brochures, product catalogues, trifolds and portfolio magazines. We also cover what to include in each and how to make your rooms and products look their best.
Every template on this page:
- Fully editable in Adobe InDesign
- A4 size. Brochures and catalogues have 12 to 20 pages, trifolds have 6 panels on A4 or US Letter
- CMYK, 300 DPI with 3 mm bleed, ready to print
- Free fonts. Preview photos are not included in the download.
Interior design catalogue or brochure?
An interior design catalogue lists products: furniture, lighting, decor or materials, each with a photo, name, size, material and price. An interior design brochure sells a service: it introduces a design studio, explains what it does and shows finished projects.
Furniture brands, showrooms and decor shops need a catalogue. Interior designers, decorators and fit-out companies need a brochure or a portfolio. Many businesses that do both, such as a studio with its own furniture line, use a brochure with a few catalogue pages inside.
What to include
In an interior design brochure:
- Cover: studio name, logo and one strong room photo.
- About the studio: your design style, where you work and how long you have been doing it.
- Services: full interior design, styling, renovation, furniture sourcing, consultation.
- Projects: three to five finished rooms, each with before and after photos if you have them.
- Process: from first meeting to handover, so clients know what to expect.
- Team and testimonials: the lead designers, plus a few short quotes from happy clients.
- Contact: phone, email, website, studio address and social accounts.
In an interior or furniture catalogue:
- Cover and a short welcome: the collection name and season.
- Room pages: styled photos that show the pieces together.
- Product pages: photo, name, code, size, materials, colors and price for each item.
- Material and finish swatches: wood, fabric and metal options.
- How to order: showroom address, website, delivery and warranty details.
Interior design brochures
Brochures for interior design studios and decorators. They introduce the studio, its services and its best projects, and are made to hand to a client after the first meeting.
1. Interior Design Brochure, Orange
White with an orange title band and mustard accents. Inside are pages for about us, services, a table of contents, project photos and a team page, all with plenty of white space.
A4 portrait · 12 pages · Adobe InDesign
2. Interior Design Brochure, Serif
A soft, light layout with a terracotta serif title and a full-page armchair photo. The calm style suits residential designers and home stylists.
A4 portrait · 12 pages · Adobe InDesign
3. Interior Design Landscape Brochure, Blue
A landscape brochure with a navy title panel over a living room photo. The wide pages show room photos at a large size, which is what clients want to see.
A4 landscape · 20 pages · InDesign (INDD and IDML)
4. Interior Design Landscape Brochure, Green
Landscape, with a green and charcoal title and a magazine-style issue badge. Good for studios that publish a yearly lookbook of their projects.
A4 landscape · 20 pages · InDesign (INDD and IDML)
5. Home Design Landscape Brochure
Landscape, with a mustard yellow “Home Design” title block and a QR code on the cover. Bold enough for home renovation and furnishing companies.
A4 landscape · 20 pages · InDesign (INDD and IDML)
6. Home Decor Landscape Brochure, Brown
Landscape, with a large “Home Decor” title in black and beige over a bright living room. A clean, editorial look for decor shops and stylists.
A4 landscape · 20 pages · InDesign (INDD and IDML)
7. Home Decor Landscape Brochure, Blue
Landscape, in navy, yellow and charcoal, with circular photo frames. More playful than most interior brochures, for modern furniture and decor brands.
A4 landscape · 20 pages · InDesign (INDD and IDML)
8. Design Interior Brochure, Red
Coral red with angled photo frames and a product catalog spread. A strong choice for studios that also sell furniture or fittings.
A4 portrait · 12 pages · Adobe InDesign
9. Interior Product Brochure
Warm white and mustard with serif headings, product catalog pages and a large quote page. Built for furniture and home decor brands.
A4 portrait · 12 pages · Adobe InDesign
10. Elegant Furniture Brochure
Dark teal and mustard with a fireplace room on the cover and a product catalog spread inside. A rich, classic look for premium furniture showrooms.
A4 portrait · 12 pages · Adobe InDesign
Interior and furniture catalogues
Product catalogues for furniture brands, decor shops and showrooms. Each has product grids with room for names, materials and prices, plus lifestyle pages that show the pieces in a room.
11. Home Interiors Collection Catalog
Warm white with brown accents, product grids of chairs and side tables, an about the designer page and a thank you page. Our most popular interior catalogue.
A4 portrait · 12 pages · InDesign (INDD and IDML)
12. Interior Design Product Catalog
Terracotta and teal blocks around a sunny room photo. Pages mix room shots with product lists, which suits brands that sell complete room sets.
A4 portrait · 12 pages · InDesign (INDD and IDML)
13. Modern Interior Product Catalogue
Charcoal grey with a vertical “Catalogue” title and a velvet armchair on the cover. Dark product pages make light furniture stand out.
A4 portrait · 12 pages · InDesign (INDD and IDML)
14. Vintage Interior Product Catalogue
Rust brown and grey with a black chair on the cover and a table of contents page. A warm, vintage feel for wooden and mid-century furniture.
A4 portrait · 12 pages · InDesign (INDD and IDML)
15. The Catalog, Interior Design
Black and white with a large spaced-out “The Catalog.” title and dark room photos. Minimal and modern, for lighting and contemporary furniture.
A4 portrait · 12 pages · InDesign (INDD and IDML)
16. Arch Interior Design Catalog
Cream and dark teal with a serif “Arch+” title. It has about, meet the designer and product pages, so it works for architecture and interior studios that sell their own pieces.
A4 portrait · 12 pages · InDesign (INDD and IDML)
17. Modern Interior Furniture Catalog
Taupe brown and white with a bold “Modern Interior” title. Pages are organized by room: living room, dining room, bedroom, kids’ space and accessories.
A4 portrait · 12 pages · InDesign (INDD and IDML)
18. Graphite Furniture Catalogue
Black with a dark sofa on the cover and “New collection for your home”. It has trending product and best seller pages, ready for a new season launch.
A4 portrait · 12 pages · InDesign (INDD and IDML)
19. Home Furniture Elegant Catalog
Light pages with soft green accents, product grids of armchairs, a product placement page and product tips. A gentle style for home furniture shops.
A4 portrait · 12 pages · InDesign (INDD and IDML)
20. Cozy Living Room Catalog
White with a grey armchair cover, wave graphics and dark contrast pages inside. Made for living room collections and sofa brands.
A4 portrait · 12 pages · InDesign (INDD and IDML)
21. Business Interior Catalog
White and sage green with a bright room cover. Clean product and room pages suit office furniture and interior fit-out companies.
A4 portrait · 12 pages · InDesign (INDD and IDML)
22. Decor Collection Catalog
Black and cream with serif titles and close-up photos of vases and ceramics. Made for decor, homeware and lifestyle brands.
A4 portrait · 12 pages · InDesign (INDD and IDML)
23. Home Decor Product Catalog, Brown
Warm tan brown with a serif “Home Decor” title, best product and room pages. A soft, earthy look for furniture and decor shops.
A4 portrait · 12 pages · InDesign (INDD and IDML)
Interior design trifold brochures
One sheet folded into six panels. Cheap to print in large numbers, so they work as showroom handouts, mailers and exhibition flyers.
24. Interior Design Trifold, Green
Black, white and green with a product price list panel and a services panel. Good for furniture shops that want prices on the brochure.
Trifold · A4 and US Letter · 6 panels · Adobe InDesign
25. Minimalism Interior Trifold
White and grey with red furniture accents. A clean, minimal design for kitchen and modern interior studios.
Trifold · A4 and US Letter · 6 panels · Adobe InDesign
26. House Interior Trifold
Coral pink with a large serif “g” and room photos. Stylish and editorial, for boutique design studios.
Trifold · A4 and US Letter · 6 panels · Adobe InDesign
27. Special Interior Trifold
White with yellow fluid shapes and yellow sofa photos, plus numbered design steps. Friendly and bright, for studios that explain their process.
Trifold · A4 and US Letter · 6 panels · Adobe InDesign
28. Interior Furniture Trifold
Navy and yellow with a sale panel and furniture prices. Made for furniture stores and promotions.
Trifold · A4 and US Letter · 6 panels · Adobe InDesign
Interior design portfolios and magazines
For designers who want to show finished projects at a large size, or publish a yearly lookbook.
29. Interior Design Portfolio Magazine
Dark olive and mustard with a full-bleed living room cover. Pages for vision, values, projects and about the designer make it a ready-made interior design portfolio.
A4 portrait · 12 pages · Adobe InDesign
30. Interior Magazine, Teal
White and dark teal with a large “Interior” masthead. Built like a magazine, with feature stories and project spreads.
A4 portrait · 14 pages · Adobe InDesign
31. The Decor Interior Magazine
Grey and black with a “The Decor” masthead, living room features and a meet the designer page.
A4 portrait · 14 pages · Adobe InDesign
32. Interior Design Trend Magazine
White with a large serif “Interior” masthead and a single armchair on the cover. Quiet and minimal, for trend reports and studio journals.
A4 portrait · 14 pages · Adobe InDesign
Design tips for interior catalogues
- Photos come first. Shoot in daylight, keep lines straight, and use the same angle and background for every product shot.
- Leave white space. Interior design is about calm, well-arranged rooms. A crowded catalogue sends the opposite message.
- Show products in a room and on their own. Room shots sell the feeling; clean product shots answer practical questions.
- Give the practical details. Size, material, color options and price, in the same place on every product page.
- Use your brand colors and fonts. Change the template to match your showroom, website and Instagram so the catalogue feels like part of the brand.
- Make a digital version. Export a lighter PDF for email and WhatsApp, and add a QR code that links to your online shop.
How to choose the right template
| If you are… | Choose | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| an interior designer or decorator | Studio brochure or portfolio | Interior Design Brochure, Interior Design Portfolio Magazine |
| a studio with large project photos | Landscape brochure | Interior Design Landscape Brochure, Home Decor Landscape |
| a furniture brand or showroom | Product catalogue | Home Interiors Collection, Modern Interior Furniture, Graphite |
| a decor or homeware shop | Decor catalogue | Decor Collection, Home Decor Product Catalog |
| running a promotion or event | Trifold | Interior Furniture Trifold, Interior Design Trifold |
Looking for brochures for other industries? See our company brochure examples, or our catalog templates for every kind of product.
Frequently asked questions
What is an interior design catalogue?
A document that lists furniture, lighting, decor or materials with a photo, size, material and price for each item. Furniture brands and showrooms use it to sell a collection. See the full explanation above.
What should an interior design brochure include?
Your studio’s style and story, services, three to five finished projects, your process, the team, client testimonials and contact details. See the full list above.
How many pages should an interior design catalogue have?
Most catalogues have 12 to 24 pages. Stapled booklets need a page count that is a multiple of 4. For a large collection, split it into several catalogues by room or product type.
Can I use these templates as a digital catalogue?
Yes. Export the finished design from InDesign as a PDF and send it by email, add it to your website or share it on WhatsApp. For screens, export in RGB at a smaller file size.
Can I edit these templates in Word or Canva?
No. They are Adobe InDesign files, so you need InDesign to change text, colors and images. Preview photos are not included; use your own room and product photos.
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