Oxford Design recently transformed a corporate office into a space that feels just like home, blending comfort with productivity. By incorporating soft, plush furniture like velvet sofas, and woven rattan armchairs, they created inviting seating areas perfect for collaboration.

Photographing the Crow’s Nest Steakhouse in Captiva, Florida for the design group, Benson & Associates of Fort Myers was an absolute treat. The project showcases a bright and beachy design that compliments the stunning views of the beach and Gulf of Mexico beyond.

Estero First Station Number 45 was designed by the architecture firm, Schenkel Shultz, of Estero, Florida. The design brief included a cost effective build strategy that utilized elements that blended into the surrounding nature preserve. Photographing this project included interior and exterior images as well as drone footage. The results highlight both unique and practical features within the setting of the Florida Wild.

As an interior design photographer, I am photographing luxury home in South Florida, Northern Virginia, Maryland and Washington DC. It’s easy to get distracted with the beautiful details. In order to keep my ‘visual thoughts’ organized, I have a specific process I follow on every shoot. I share my process here from start to finish as well as broader thoughts on the photography for the interior design industry.

In the realm of interior design, the essence of a space often speaks louder than the sum of its parts. This essence, the soul of a room, is what architectural photography aims to capture and convey. For interior designers, understanding and harnessing this form of photography is not just about documenting a space; it's about storytelling, about showcasing a room's character, ambiance, and the emotions it evokes.

In the realm of commercial architectural photography, the power of storytelling is often undervalued. This genre isn't just about capturing structures; it's about conveying a narrative, an ethos that resonates with the viewer. Whether it's a sleek corporate office, a bustling shopping center, or a tranquil resort, every building has a story to tell. Ultimately, every building serves a purpose for people. This blog explores the art of storytelling through commercial architectural photography.

What do you need to know when you hire an interiors photographer? Ask these questions when you have your first conversation.

In the intricate art of architectural photography, one element stands out as a crucial component: lighting.

I loved hanging Tempaper & Co’s Peel and Stick Wallpaper. I used Genevieve Gorder’s Feather Flock in the color Sahara Blush Scallops and it’s beautiful.

This beautiful condo just outside of Washington DC has been expertly designed by Basma Interiors.

Pairing deep crimson with white walls and cream molding creates a beautiful space in this DC renovation by Barley & Barley.

This amazing home renovation was the designed and built by Custom Design Tile. While the home had a great location relative to the city, the footprint was small and did not work well modern families. Custom Design Tile fixed these flaws and the result is stunning!

A bright white kitchen has a dark blue island with waterfall edges, modern black and gold drum fixtures and rustic bar stools. A second blue island sits in the center of the work space and offers plenty of countertops for a family of six to be together in the kitchen.

Photographed another beautiful project with Home Joy Designs! The bedroom was plagued by supply chain issues and shipping delays but it was worth the wait. The subtle colors and various textures create a beautiful master retreat.

The major paint companies have announced various shades of green as the color of the year for 2022. So let’s get some inspiration for ways to use the color green in your next design project.

The homeowners of this new build employ the design experience of Bummer Lamb Interiors to create a cohesive and comfortable main level.

What a treat! I loved photographing this amazing, modern condo in Washington DC. The designer renovated the entire two level home in a strict black and white palette with sleek modern finishes.

This boys room is painted in a bold green and balance with plenty of natural light. Large black and white art prints from Andy Warhol play well with the MCM furniture in the space. Large closets and attached bathroom are great but not nearly as cool as the bright red ladder that leads to a crawl-space turned clubhouse for a boy’s large lego collection!

Beautiful white kitchen in Florida lets the outside in through it’s expansive windows and open layout. The huge island is perfect for large parties and intimate meals with the family. Honey colored floors, brass accents and salvaged antiques give warmth to the all white kitchen space.

This old row house got a facelift; while respecting the past, the design team from Lisa and Leroy injected sophisticated style into this living and dining rooms.