Like it or not, people always judge a book by its cover. This is true for websites, food, clothes, people, and actual books. Online stores are especially in the line of fire. If you want a successful e-commerce business, you have to make sure your design is attractive, neat and easy on the eyes. Here are 20 Shopify store designs that will inspire you to create your own unique and awesome online store!

Top Shopify Stores for Design

1. Au Lit Fine Linens

Au Lit Fine Linen’s Shopify store design reflects the crisp freshness they advertise for their products and gives the warm and comfy sense essential to a successful home furnishing business.

2. Beardbrand

Wherever you go on the Beardbrand website, the trademark mustache-and-beard icon along with the brown and black theme keep the purpose of their main products (beard grooming) prominent and maintains a strong, earthy atmosphere.

3. Ratio

Whether it be the actual grain or any related house ware, coffee is featured everywhere on Ratio’s modern and minimalist web page.

4. The Ghostly Store

Although The Ghostly Store deals in a vast number of product categories, the trademark ghost face clip art is present everywhere, keeping the website rounded and giving it a dash of cuteness.

5. Telegramme Paper

Telegramme Paper’s unique prints are featured in all product categories and arranged in a way that maintains vibrancy and a positive feeling across the platform.

6. Uproot

Uproot’s modern page design mixes a sense of reliable technology with idyllic vineyard scenery, which matches their miscellaneous wine palette.

7. Old Faithful Shop

True to its name, Old Faithful Shop’s page design features a rustic sense of home and cozy autumn warmth in all sections, be it pantry supplies or home decor.

8. Cultiver

Cultiver’s shop design matches its motto; the homepage gallery selection gives off a sense of subtle elegance and rich texture.

9. Jane Motorcycles

Jane’s Motorcycle‘s webpage features a dynamic and powerful design, just like the vehicles it deals in.

10. Pop Chart Lab

Pop Chart Lab’s design is as varied as its offer, and each section reflects the overall feeling of the given product category.

11. Kaufmann Mercantile

Mixing attractive snapshots of its merchandise with bold, plain backgrounds and playful slogans, Kaufmann conveys a feeling of elegance and professionalism sprinkled with a hint of adventure.

12. Sugarfina

Befitting a candy store, the whole website is sugary and cute, featuring cheerful pastel colors and playful photos, which adorably stand out on a simple white background.

13. Pencil by 53

True to its mother brand, 53’s Pencil store features a simple, strong design with friendly nods to technology at every turn.

14. Tori Murphy

Keeping with its offer of woven merchandise, Tori Murphy went for a warm, homey design, and kept it minimal, to bring its merchandise fully to the forefront.

15. Leif

Leif’s choice of soft pastels and neatly arranged elements goes perfectly with its nature-themed products.

16. Helm Boots

Helm’s homepage features a slideshow, and each photo represents a different style they have on offer while maintaining simplicity and elegance.

17. Ugmonk

Although they might seem boring, Ugmonk’s plain white pages are a clever move, because they allow the merchandise to command full attention.

18. Common Deer

The whole Common Deer website keeps to a rustic, woodsman sort of atmosphere brought on by the choice of photos and emphasized by the plain white background.

19. Victoire Boutique

Everything, from the name to the color palette, to the patterns and fonts, comes together to give Victoire Boutique’s website a wonderfully rich atmosphere of vintage glamour perfect for attracting customers.

20. Death Wish Coffee

The Death Wish Coffee homepage form has all the information about the brand, all you need for ordering the product, as well as links to the rest of the selection, while the minimalist, bold color theme emphasizes their main selling point.

We hope this roundup of stellar Shopify stores was useful to you. These brands are out there making customers happy with pleasant on-site experiences that feel connected with the brand. Has this inspired you to design your own store in a more strategic and compelling way?