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# Roomfolk

Roomfolk is a Shopify theme for home and lifestyle stores — furniture, lighting, textiles, kitchen, decor. It is built on Shopify's Online Store 2.0, so every page is made of sections you arrange yourself in the theme editor, without touching code.

## What is in this documentation

* [**Getting started**](/roomfolk/getting-started/install.md) — install the theme and get your store live.
* [**Theme settings**](/roomfolk/theme-settings/colors.md) — colors, type, spacing and the settings that apply everywhere.
* [**Global sections**](/roomfolk/global-sections/header.md) — the announcement bar, header and footer.
* [**Sections**](/roomfolk/sections/hero.md) — the 19 sections you can add to any page.
* [**Blocks**](/roomfolk/blocks/general-blocks.md) — the smaller pieces that go inside sections.
* [**Pages**](/roomfolk/pages/home-page.md) — how each page of the store is put together.
* [**Support**](/roomfolk/support/faq.md) — frequently asked questions and what support covers.

## Before you start

Roomfolk uses only features built into Shopify. You do not need any apps to run it, and nothing in this documentation asks you to install one.

Every setting described here is one you will find in **Online Store → Themes → Customize**. Where a setting is somewhere else in your Shopify admin, the page says so.


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