Architectural Detail
Wide, square-on frames that document material, geometry, and the structural decisions behind the design — built for competition entries, portfolios, and press.
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Interiors Photography
Two ways to photograph the same finished room.
Most commissions need both an architectural read of the space and a warmer, lived-in version of it. The split below is how the work usually gets planned.
Lifestyle Staging
Styled, occupied frames that show the room as somewhere someone actually lives — the images a studio leads with on its own site.
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How a Project Runs
Site visit, shoot day, fast delivery
Every commission starts with a short site visit, usually about a week ahead of the shoot, to plan light direction and confirm which rooms need which treatment. Shoot days are scheduled around the light the space actually gets — not a default morning call time.
We sent her the floor plans before she ever saw the building. She showed up already knowing where the light would land. — Interior designer, lifestyle staging commission