Microsoft SharePoint uses a concept called Master Pages to assist in consistency of design. 

ASP.NET 2.0 introduced the concept known as Master Pages, in which you create a common base master file that provides a consistent layout for multiple pages in your application. To create a Master Page, you identify common appearance and behavior factors for the pages in your application, and move those to a master page. In the master page, you add placeholders called ContentPlaceHolders where the content (child) pages will insert their custom content. When users request the content pages, ASP.NET merges the output of the content pages with the output of the master page, resulting in a page that combines the master page layout with the output of the content page.

We wanted a quick solution to give customers options beyond the typical SharePoint look.  On a whim, we decided to see what it would take to implement a common site template into a SharePoint master page that you might find on the web.  We found a great site with reasonably priced templates that are well designed.  It took only a few hours to transform the template into a SharePoint Master Page Template.

Bottom line - This is a SharePoint Site designed by us based on a template from www.metamorphozis.com.  The cost of starting with a template is very reasonable, the downside is someone else may have a similar look. 

We feel that with little modification, we can help you create your own look based on a well designed template.