Corporate Interior Photography

LONDON, UK

I truly love capturing beautiful interiors, whether they belong to a residential property, a commercial space, or a retail location. Highlighting clean lines, intricate details, and the way beautiful lighting enhances a room is something that genuinely excites me.

I take great care and time to ensure every element looks exactly as it should, creating images that truly reflect the space’s character and design.

Starting Budget

From £595 plus VAT for a shoot lasting up to 2 hours

Availability

Usually within 1-2 weeks

Turnaround time

24-48 business hours from shoot conclusion

What’s included

Professional lighting & camera equipment on location in London

Deliverables

  • High resolution & web resolution JPEGs delivered in a private online gallery
  • Between 5 & 50 images, depending on complexity of brief

Locations

Wherever in London (or outside London with extra travel fees)

Featured Project

Interiors Shoot

2023

Figma

Interiors Photography Case Study

Figma, one of the world’s most popular online tools for structuring thoughts and planning websites, apps and other digital interfaces.

The team at Figma were very pleased with the images, so much so that they invited me back a few days later to capture a breakfast event at the new office.

FAQs

Interiors

HOW LONG DO YOU NEED PER ROOM?

It depends on how many images you are looking for from your shoot, and if you are just looking for wide shots of the room or if you want particular details or angles. It also takes longer if the room isn’t ready to be photographed.

It is obviously very difficult to photograph a retail environment when it is open to the public, so I recommend either the hour or two before the space opens or the hour or two after closing. Normally the time before opening works best because the time after closing is often needed for cleaning. I can work around staff needing to carry out various morning tasks if necessary, but ideally they would be in the staff room to allow me to work as fast as possible.

For retail interiors I don’t bring an assistant. It is quickest and most efficient for me to work alone so I can get around the space easily. However for more architectural interiors shoots I might bring along an assistant to assist me with lighting and styling the space.

Of course, I am happy to work together, always. I can have my camera send photos to an iPad nearby if necessary so you can monitor and review the images as we shoot.