Chanoya — Tailwind CSS Tea House Template (HTML)

About This Item

Tea rooms that run ceremonies and sell loose leaf by the tin get a ready site in Chanoya, a Tailwind CSS tea house template that uses Tailwind CSS 4. It comes with 30 HTML pages and three different home page designs. The look is calm: ivory and blush grounds, sage and olive ink, light serif titles and a red tea-house seal.

Three Home Pages for a Tea House, a Merchant or a Ceremony Room

• Home 01 – Tea House: a hero slider, house blends with a weight switch on every tin, today’s ceremony sessions with seats left, guest voices, specialists and the journal.
• Home 02 – Loose Leaf Merchant: a wide hero band, popular blends in five columns with type tabs, a brewing guide with its infusion counter, a price list per 100 g and a tea finder band.
• Home 03 – Tea Ceremonies: a framed hero slider, four ways to sit with tea, a flavour wheel, live sessions with a booking form, a matcha menu and a gallery strip.

Tea Ceremony Booking and Brewing Guide Pages

The booking side works like a real tea room. The Ceremonies page shows today’s sessions in time order, marked as finished, on now, next or sold out. Four ceremonies are covered: gongfu, matcha, afternoon tea and tasting.

• Ceremony Details: the week ahead, the three teas poured and the steps at the table.
• Book A Ceremony: a four-step wizard with a live summary and a booking reference. Guest numbers never exceed the seats left.
• Brewing Guide: pick a tea and a vessel to get water temperature in °C or °F, grams for your pot and each infusion’s steep time.
• Tea Finder: eight flavour tiles rank every tea by how closely it matches, with type and caffeine filters.

Tailwind CSS Tea House Template With Booking and Shop

This Tailwind CSS tea house template also sells tea. The Shop lists loose leaf in 25, 50 and 100 g tins, each with its own price and price per 100 g. Buyers can filter by type, price and search, then open a product page with the tea’s brewing guide. Cart, coupon, a free-shipping meter, tax, checkout and a wishlist are all included.

The other pages cover the rest of the business: About, Our Story, Tea Masters, Master Profile, Gallery, Visit Us, FAQ with search, Tea Menu, Tea Origins, Blog, Blog Details and Contact with the week’s hours and a map. Account screens, a Coming Soon page and a 404 page complete the set.

Tailwind CSS 4 Styling on the Tea Menu, Shop and Booking Pages

Each tea card and booking button carries its hover and focus looks right beside its normal look in the markup, so one edit changes both. The compiled stylesheet holds only the classes your pages call, which means leftover styles stay out of the Shop and Brewing Guide.

What a Tea Shop Owner Would Change First

The first edits are usually the tea names, tin weights and prices on the Shop and the price list per 100 g. Next come the ceremony names and session times, then the opening hours on Visit Us and Contact. The colours are CSS-variable tokens for both light and dark mode, so one edit retints the whole site.

The template also includes right-to-left layouts, a language picker, WebGL mist and a paper-cut tea bowl in the footer. Swiper sliders, Fancybox popups and counters handle the interactive parts, and Font Awesome Free loads locally next to illustrated tea icons. Fonts are Cormorant Garamond and Spectral.

The download opens as finished pages. The Tailwind source is included for anyone who wants to edit and rebuild the styles, and documentation is included. Neutral placeholders replace the preview images, so you add your own tea photography. The Contact page has a working form with optional invisible reCAPTCHA v3, and every page is fully responsive.