ShadcnSpace · update
For the past 15 years, We’ve built web templates, dashboards, components, and figma ui kits. Through products like Wrappixel, AdminMart, Tailwindadmin, and Get Nextjs Templates, we’ve worked on hundreds of layouts across famous frameworks and UI libraries.
One thing has always stayed the same:
Every project begins with the same UI foundation work.
Menu.
Sidebar layout.
Dashboard structure.
Landing page sections.
Forms.
Tables.
No matter how modern the tools become, the starting work repeats itself.
In recent years, UI blocks have become more popular. Developers don’t want heavy frameworks anymore. They want flexible building blocks that work with the tools they already use.
That’s when we started paying close attention to shadcn/ui.
It became widely adopted by React and Next.js developers because it gives control back to the developer. Clean components. Editable code. No hidden layers.
So we decided to build on top of that ecosystem.
That’s how Shadcn Space started.
What I Wanted to Fix
When building products, most of the early time goes into layout work.
Spacing.
Structure.
Responsive behavior.
Empty states.
Page flow.
It’s important work; But it’s also repetitive.
I didn’t want another framework.
I didn’t want something that hides the code.
I didn’t want a system that forces design decisions.
I wanted a clean starting point that I could fully edit.
From Open Source to a Larger Shadcn Library
Shadcn Space began as an open-source collection of useful UI library built around shadcn/ui.
While building real products, we kept creating new layouts and reusable patterns internally. Instead of keeping them private, we decided to organize them properly.
Recently, we crossed 300+ stars on GitHub, which has been encouraging to see. It tells us developers find this useful in real projects.
If you’re using it or find it helpful, you can support us
giving it a star here ⭐ https://github.com/shadcnspace/shadcnspace
Community support helps us continue improving and maintaining it.
What’s Inside Shadcn Space Pro
Today, it includes:
180+ Shadcn Blocks
8 Shadcn Templates
130+ Shadcn Components
Let me explain what that really means.
Not because we wanted a large number, but because real projects require real patterns.
Why Shadcn Blocks Matter
Blocks solve a practical problem.
Instead of designing and structuring the same hero section or pricing layout again, you start with something already structured.
Shadcn Blocks include:
Landing page sections
Feature layouts
Pricing tables
Testimonials
Navigation patterns
Dashboard sections
They are written in clean React and Tailwind.
You copy the code. You adjust it. You move forward.
This removes the repetitive setup phase that slows down many web projects.
Components That Stay Editable
Shadcn Components inside Space are simple and readable.
Buttons.
Badges.
Cards.
Tables.
Sidebars.
Everything remains fully editable.
We’ve spent years working with developers who dislike locked systems. So keeping code ownership was important to us.
If your product grows or changes direction, you’re not forced to rebuild everything.
Templates for Real Products
Our Shadcn Templates are different from other shadcn resources.
They provide a full layout structure something you can build on immediately.
These are helpful when building:
Agency Websites
Real Estate Sites
Crypto Landing Pages
Instead of thinking about layout decisions from scratch, you begin with a solid template and focus on your actual product logic.
What We’re Trying to Do Long Term
We don’t see Shadcn Space as just another templates collection.
We see it as part of the growing Shadcn ecosystem.
As more developers adopt shadcn/ui, there’s a need for structured blocks, layouts, and real-world patterns that stay flexible.
Our goal is to continue contributing to that ecosystem both open source and premium in a way that respects developer control.
Final Thoughts
After 15 years of building admin dashboards and website templates, one thing is clear:
Developers don’t want more complexity.
They want a better starting point.
Shadcn Space exists to provide that structured UI foundations built around tools developers already trust.
If you’re already using shadcn/ui with React or Next.js, this simply helps you move forward without rebuilding the same blocks & components again.
That’s the intention behind it.