I recently posted about deciding how many columns to use in your WordPress Theme. Today I’ll follow up with a short review of sites that offer various types of themes. If you cannot find a WordPress theme in one of these links to suite your needs, you’ll need to custom design your own!

I: Excellent Free WordPress Themes

Excellent Free WordPress Themes: Has a collection that is updated by third parties. Thus, it has a large collection of very good themes. The site will also list themes by the most popular download count, which makes it easy to see a collection of really good themes.

More of the Best WordPress Theme Collections…

II: Collection of Very Colorful Themes

Collection of Very Colorful Themes: As the site claims, there are 100+ excellent themes of varying types –all types of colors and formats, ready for you to download and install.
III: Collection of over 1,000 WordPress Themes

Collection of over 1,000 WordPress Themes: You’ll find quite an eclectic collection of themes that are from 1 to 3 column, including themes that are categorized as “Adsense Ready”. I also found a lot of theme that are very artistic and present an opportunity to run WordPress while presenting a very original looking website.
IV: WordPress Themes You May Never Seen

WordPress Themes You May Never Seen: This is another collection of themes by Smashing Magazine. It’s a very diverse collection of professional themes.
V: Categorized High-Quality Themes

Categorized High-Quality Themes : This theme collection is presented in categories such as Animals, Art and Photography, ArtWorks, Business to Music, Nature, Personal pages, Plain, Portal, Travel and Wedding themes that are also segmented by their types — 1 column , 2 columns 3 columns, Black, Blue, Brown, Gray, Green, Orange, Pink, Purple, Red, Violet, White, Yellow, Left sidebar, Right sidebar, Adsense ready, No images, Rounded corners, Plugin required, Widget Ready, Fixed width, Fluid width, Web 2.0 style, Light & Dark & Illustrations.

You’ll find quite a vast collection of themes and most likely one that will suite your needs.

I could spend the rest of the week helping you find more and more theme collections. However, you’ll find out that the best theme is one you pick up and modify slightly to your own needs.

If you need a modified theme, you can contact my WordPress design Guru, Kasia, who is developing my next-generation theme. She can quickly implement a new theme and advice you about SEO, best WordPress practices and even select a good set of plugins to get your online success growing.

Carpe Diem,
Rich Sage