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Sunday Market

Good things, made by people.

A striped little market house on a cobbled tile, tended by an orange who saves the sweetest fruit for visitors.

Resident Clementine, chief quality taster

The little story

Sunday Market

Sunday Market is a striped little market house on a cobbled tile, with a counter full of good things and a crate of oranges by the door. It looks as if it has been open since breakfast and has no plans to close early.

Clementine runs the stall. Clementine has personally inspected every orange, some of them twice, and keeps the sweetest fruit for visitors who take a moment to look around.

Pots of fresh herbs line the front, and a yellow butterfly drifts past looking for a good stop. Pull up to the counter, say hello and see what is waiting in the crate.

Who it's for

Made for people like you

  • Makers and small shop ownersA striped front door for a small shop, with the goods right on the counter.
  • Farmers and market growersA cheerful home for the weekly harvest, the stall times and the best produce.
  • Bakers and cooks selling at marketsA warm welcome for a stall with a few good things in season.
  • Local businesses with a neighborhood feelA friendly storefront for a block that knows your name.
  • Makers of handmade giftsA bright little counter for prints, gifts and small batches.
Look closer

Can you spot…?

Hunt around the picture and tap where you think it is, or pick a riddle and press Show me.

  1. Who is minding the counter? Look for the leaf.Show me Found
    Clementine, the orange shopkeeper

    Clementine has personally inspected every orange on the stall. Some of them twice.

  2. Count the stripes across the top.Show me Found
    The striped roof

    Seven panels run across the roof in cream and clay. The stripes are there so the stall can be spotted from down the street.

  3. What is piled up high in the crate?Show me Found
    The orange pile

    Clementine counts them every morning and always gets a different number.

  4. Which leafy pots are waiting by the stand?Show me Found
    The herb pots

    Three leafy pots sit at the left of the stall, ready for anyone who asks nicely for a sprig.

  5. Which yellow visitor is drifting past?Show me Found
    The yellow butterfly

    It stops at the flowers on its way somewhere more important, which is to say the next market.

Little ideas

Three casas you could make

  1. A farm stand front doorYour produce, your market days and a bright sign for the weekly stall.
  2. The little shop pageProducts on the counter, a crate of new things and a cheerful hello.
  3. The bakery at marketWhat you are baking this week, when you sell and where to find the next loaf.
Make it yours

Same casa, different day

Every casa starts from a saved Casa DNA seed. These four were drawn from this design with different seeds, so the weather, season, props and palette all shift. Yours can change as often as you like.

  • Sunday Market - A striped little market house on a cobbled tile, tended by an orange who saves the sweetest fruit for visitors.SUNDAYFRESH
    Variation 1
    Season
    2
    Weather
    3
    Prop
    1
    Palette
    4
  • Sunday Market - A striped little market house on a cobbled tile, tended by an orange who saves the sweetest fruit for visitors.SUNDAYFRESH
    Variation 2
    Season
    2
    Weather
    3
    Prop
    3
    Palette
    3
  • Sunday Market - A striped little market house on a cobbled tile, tended by an orange who saves the sweetest fruit for visitors.SUNDAYFRESH
    Variation 3
    Season
    1
    Weather
    2
    Prop
    3
    Palette
    3
  • Sunday Market - A striped little market house on a cobbled tile, tended by an orange who saves the sweetest fruit for visitors.SUNDAYFRESH
    Variation 4
    Season
    3
    Weather
    1
    Prop
    1
    Palette
    2

How Casa DNA works

Questions

Quick answers

Is Sunday Market free?

Yes. Sunday Market is a free design, so you can start from it without paying.

Can I use Sunday Market for a market stall or a small shop page?

Yes. It suits a page about what you sell, the people who make it and the place where you sell it.

Can I change how it looks?

Yes. Every casa has a saved Casa DNA seed, so you can shuffle the weather, season, props and more, and keep the parts you love.

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