Objects in Place – Interior & Product Photography

What we bring into a space says as much as how we build it. In this body of work, I focus on capturing products—furniture, homewares, and design objects—not as stand-alone items, but as part of a lived-in environment. A linen armchair that softens a corner. A ceramic bowl that catches morning light. A lamp that balances shape and shadow.

Rather than staging perfection, I look for how form, function, and feeling intersect. The way textures sit together. The quiet utility of a well-designed object. Each image aims to reflect the subtle dialogue between space and product.

This approach sits somewhere between editorial and commercial photography—rooted in fine art, shaped by years of working with stylists, designers, and makers. It’s ideal for brands and creators who want more than a catalogue image—who want their products to feel placed, purposeful, and part of something whole.

If you’re looking for interior photography or product photography that doesn’t just show what something looks like, but suggests how it’s lived with, this is where I begin.