Large · Fernwerk – design and template preview

The design concept

Fernwerk – good places, clearly connected

Light surfaces, friendly typography and warm terracotta accents provide a calm setting for a varied property portfolio. Fernwerk combines property search with houses, offers and a map view.

Room for what matters

Generous whitespace, locally hosted Manrope typography and warm terracotta accents keep images and travel information centre stage. A compact, rounded search guides visitors towards a suitable stay, while calm cards connect photographs with property details.

From a house to your own space

Houses group independently bookable properties. Offers and short breaks lead to detail pages with suitable travel dates. The map starts with a preview image and loads on request; grouped results also show multiple properties at the same location.

Flexible search, clear booking

When no exact results are available, alternative dates preserve the length of stay. The booking overview separately shows accommodation, mandatory charges, extras, deposit and payment schedule. All flows are demonstrations using sample data.

Looking forward to the surroundings

Under Discover, guests find ideas for nature, activities, family time and a stroll through town. The location-neutral example pages can be filled with your own destinations and images. The submenu opens on hover on desktop and by tapping on small screens.

Your brand and your data

Images, colours, copy and map styling can be adapted to your rental business. Binding prices, availability and bookings will be connected through Web-Modul Core and your CMS.

Enquire about this design

Good to know

Questions about Large · Fernwerk.

The key answers to help you choose a product.

Who is Large · Fernwerk suitable for?

Fernwerk is designed for holiday rental businesses presenting properties, houses with multiple units and time-limited offers together. Its six fictional properties and three houses are sample data, not product limits.

Which features does Fernwerk demonstrate?

The demo includes all Medium booking features: search and filters, favourites, galleries, ChronoSketch, adults and children with individual ages, extras, guest details and optional companions, drafts, payment methods, payment schedules and consent. It adds house lists and details, Last Minute and Early Bird offers, and stay seven nights, pay for six. Each offer lists assigned properties and travel windows. Eligible offers also appear in search results and price breakdowns. Gap stays have fixed dates. An optional MapLibre map using OpenFreeMap clusters property markers. When exact search returns no matches, alternatives up to three days earlier or later preserve duration and all other filters. The refundable €150 security deposit is due at booking and included in the total payable, but not in the nightly average. Reviews support configurable categories with star ratings and optional comments that expand individually. The options come from local sample data. The Discover navigation groups an overview and four location-neutral editorial pages about nature, activities, family outings and the fictional town of Musterstadt. Its submenu supports mouse, keyboard and touch. Content is provided as local examples; CMS integration is not included.

What is not included?

The demo does not perform real reservations, payments, messaging, newsletter subscriptions or visitor card generation. Availability, prices and offers are examples. Houses cannot be booked as a whole. Moving the map does not automatically change search filters, and accounts are not synchronised.

Where do property and map data come from?

Properties and offers use local sample data. Binding prices, availability and bookings will be connected through Web-Modul Core. After an explicit click, the map loads external vector tiles from OpenFreeMap; the style and markers belong to the template. No local OpenStreetMap database is stored. CMS adapters for October CMS, Joomla and TYPO3 require separate implementation.

Can Fernwerk be adapted to our brand?

Yes. Fernwerk is a fictional brand with terracotta accents, locally hosted Manrope typography, light surfaces and consistent rounded corners. Images, colours, copy and map styling can be adapted. Booking components and ChronoSketch are maintained together with the other templates.

How does Large differ from Small and Medium?

Large extends Medium with houses, offers listing eligible properties, fixed gap stays, a clustered map and alternative travel dates. Small has a calm coastal character, Medium uses blue accents, and Fernwerk has its own terracotta design. These are design and feature demos, not a binding licensing matrix.