The WordPress.com team is always working on new design ideas to bring your website to life. Below you’ll find the four newest themes that we’ve added to our library, with beautiful options for food-based businesses, podcasts, and bloggers.
To install any of the below themes, click the the name of the theme you like, which brings you right to the installation page. Then simply click the “Activate this design” button. You can also click “Open live demo,” which brings up a clickable, scrollable version of the theme for you to preview.
Premium themes are available to use at no extra charge for customers on the Premium plan or above.
You can explore all of our themes by navigating to the “Themes” page, which is found under “Appearance” in the left-side menu of your WordPress.com dashboard. Or, just click here:
Masu
Masu is a blogging-focused theme inspired by the traditional square wooden box used to measure rice in Japan. It has a warm tone and, naturally, features a square grid alignment.
Click here to view a demo of this theme.
Varese (Premium Theme)
Made for restaurants, bakeries, and other small businesses, Varese is a versatile and modern theme. It comes with a number of patterns, allowing you quickly design and build your pages and launch your website. With the support of OpenTable Block, get bookings and reservations to your business.
Click here to view a demo of this theme.
Spearhead Blocks
Spearhead Blocks is a podcasting starter theme. A modernized version of the original Spearhead, this theme allows you to easily customize and scale your podcast website as needed.
Click here to view a demo of this theme.
Munchies (Premium Theme)
Designed with portable business in mind, Munchies comes with patterns for food menus, a schedule for upcoming events, and more. Use this theme to share your story with your customers and to make it easier for them to connect with you.
Click here to view a demo of this theme.
Stay tuned for more updates about new themes, patterns, blocks, and other exciting product updates! And be sure to click below to take a look at the entire showcase of themes we offer:
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Excelente ❤️
Does the Masu theme support addition menu’s on the top of the page?
Masu is designed to use our new “Full Site Editing” system, so you do have the option to edit the header directly, including additional menus if you wish: https://wordpress.com/support/site-editor/customize-your-header/
Can you preview a theme with your own content without having to activate a new theme. I just want to see what they look like without making a commitment or messing up my blog.
Thanks Margaret
Hello there, yes this is totally possible – please see how to do this here: https://wordpress.com/support/themes/changing-themes/#preview-a-theme-before-switching
I guess you should look forward to that soon.
I’m sure you’ll have to activate a new one
Excellent
Are “blogs” now supposed to be photo based with captions, as opposed to opinion, or information-based pieces with focus on verbal content i.e., words?
Stephanie Hunt-Crowley.
Hey there, blogs can be whatever you wish them to be :). We’ll happily help guide you in setting that up via https://wordpress.com/help/contact 🙂
That comment was a rhetorical question, I should have worded it in the affirmative;
“I see that “blogs” are now supposed to be photo based with captions, as opposed to opinion, or information-based pieces with focus on verbal content i.e., words!”
Can you preview a theme with your own content and does it support addition menus on the page
It depends on the theme. If there’s a “Try and Customize” option in the theme’s menu (three dots), then you’ll be able to preview the theme with your site’s content.
These are pretty cool. Thanks for sharing!
Cool!
These themes look great 🙂
There are plenty cool Thanks for sharing
I like a lot of the themes, do you have themes that fit religious or Christian base.
Hey there, our recommended themes are suitable for a whole range of websites. For help choosing a theme and the functionality required, please reach out to us here: https://wordpress.com/help/contact where we’ll happily steer you in the right direction.