I'll help you create individual category pages for all your product categories. Let me first check the current category structure and existing pages.

Great! I can see the categories and existing category pages. I notice we're missing pages for "kids-furniture". Let me check one of the existing category pages to understand the structure, then create the missing ones:

I can see we have all 7 categories but only 6 category pages. The "kids-furniture" category page is missing. Let me create it and also update the background colors in existing pages to use the new theme:

Now let me update all the existing category pages to use the new theme background color (bg-background) instead of the hardcoded color:

Now update the dining room page:

Now update the bedroom, office, accent-pieces, and mirrors pages. Let me do them in parallel:

Now let me update all these pages with the new theme colors:

Now update the CTA section in the mirrors page:

I've successfully created and updated all category pages. Here's what I've done:

Created:

• /app/products/kids-furniture/page.tsx - New page for the Kids Furniture category

Updated all category pages with the new West Elm theme:

• Living Room, Dining Room, Bedroom, Office, Accent Pieces, and Mirrors pages
• Changed all hardcoded colors (#f5f1ea, #2a1a0a, amber colors) to semantic design tokens (background, foreground, primary, accent)
• Updated button and link colors to use the new accent color
• Fixed apostrophe escaping (e.g., "Can't" → "Can't")

All 7 category pages now display products filtered by their respective categories with consistent styling that matches your West Elm-inspired theme. Each page has a category header, product grid, and contact section.

I see the issue. The useWishlist hook is being used in the WishlistButton component, but the WishlistProvider isn't wrapping the component tree. Let me add both the WishlistProvider and WishlistFoldersProvider to the layout.

I found both wishlist context files. Now let me add them to the layout imports and wrap the component tree with the providers:

Now I'll wrap the children with both wishlist providers:

I've added the WishlistProvider and WishlistFoldersProvider to the layout. Both providers are now wrapping the component tree, which allows the useWishlist hook in the WishlistButton component to access the wishlist context without errors. The providers are properly nested inside the theme and notifications providers to maintain the correct context hierarchy.