Commercial Interior Photography

Elevate your property or business with professional commercial interior photography in Melbourne, an essential for retail spaces, Airbnb listings, open homes, and service based businesses. We strive to capture the essence and functionality of your space, presenting them in their best light to attract and engage potential customers and guests.

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Strandbags Highpoint store featuring numerous modern luggage bags and LED signs.
Strandbags Highpoint store featuring numerous modern luggage bags and LED signs.
Front on view of Strandbags Eastland. Parallel view to showcase the scale and grandiose of the luggage retail store.
Internal view of the Strandbags Eastland store. Featuring the architecture and storage options for handbags and bags.
Internal view of Nere store in Melbourne Central. Purple LED lighting engulfs the space with colourful suitcases and back-lit images.
Internal view of the Nere Store in Melbourne Central. Featuring various suitcases, mirrors, and lighting.
Corner view of the Nere store in Melbourne Central. Featuring a cascade of coloured bags adjacent to a back-lit image and another range of bags.
Afternoon view of Emma Kate Co store in Prahran, Melbourne. Surrounded by beautiful trees and internally lit for our convenience.
Set of incense and book products skilfully placed in Emma Kate Co's Prahran retail store.
An elegant arch display of greeting cards in a white store. Warm tones and a muted palette.
Internal view of William Edouard's pop-up store in Prahran. White light fills the space with a beautiful and curved wooden display in the center.
A mixture of unique and elegant rings and necklaces placed carefully on stone display stands inside a wooden draw.
William from William Edouard standing strong and smiling inside his flagship jewellery retail store in Prahran.
Veils and tulle hanging off a rail inside Tania Maras' bridal accessory showroom. The room is filled with warm and inviting pink curtains and black display stands.
Grandiose view of Tania Maras' showroom in Canberra. Featuring a wall to wall display of veils, tulle, and bridal displays.
Alternate view of Tania Maras' Bridal showroom in Canberra. Featuring veils, bridal displays, and a change room with arched mirror.
The entrance to the Keoma Store in Collingwood. Modern and environmentally friendly wood materials litter are combined with boutique and high quality clothing.
The Birkenstock window display in Keoma, Collingwood. The space elegantly displays Birkenstock sandals for window shoppers to see.
Products neatly and elegantly stacked against the environmentally friendly wooden wall in the Keoma, Collingwood store.
A minimal and upstairs view of the Keoma Airbnb Accommodation. Scandinavian furniture paired with muted grey and orange tones.
Freitag bag sitting on a mid century modern table in the Keoma Collingwood Airbnb.
A bedside view of the Keoma Collingwood Airbnb. Featuring a Scandinavian lamp, neat grey bed and image framed above.
Comforting loungeroom with wooden highlights and soft couches within the Ocean House accommodation in the Great Ocean Road in Lorne.
A close up of the highly detailed wooden fan inside the Ocean House accommodation in the Great Ocean Road in Lorne.
The master bedroom featuring a white bed with a rustic wall, lamp, and bedside table in the Ocean House accommodation in the Great Ocean Road in Lorne.
Woman walking by the Carryology store in Fitzroy wearing a backpack, she looks as if she has the intent to go inside as it caught her eye.
Man walking through the Carryology store in Fitzroy, carefully browsing their wares of bags displayed on a giant pegboard.
Internal view of the interaction between Hadrien and Han as they talk within the Carryology Fitzroy Store.
Internal view of Freitag Fitzroy. The store is scattered with ladders, recycled tarp bags, and other retail elements.
Close up of Freitag bags inside the Freitag Fitzroy Store. The bags are carefully displayed on the box of the materials used.
Freitag Fitzroy store with the Pick your Brightside campaign. Allowing users to mix and match the materials for their new bag.
Kenny from Orbitkey working on his computer diligently while another staff member walks behind him in their head office in Richmond.
Kenny and other staff members working and interacting with a computer inside the industrial design space of their office in Richmond.
Showcasing the large and collaborative office space in the Richmond Office. Desks sit with computer screens and a meeting pod behind.
Minimax Toorak store filled with pots, pans, and other appliances.
The Royal Dalton display in Minimax Toorak.
Several plates and ceramics carefully on sale in Minimax Toorak.
A rustic kitchen with wooden countertops and firewood within the drawer.
A modern bathroom with white tiles, bright lights and a circular mirror.
A rustic dining area with natural wood tables and a bench for guests.
Natural oils on display inside a retail boutique in Collingwood, Melbourne.
Grace smiling towards a customer as she greets them hello while working on her laptop.
A rustic yet modern retail store with chipped paint, warm tones, and oils.

FAQ

  • If you're thinking about working with us, here’s how things typically unfold. First off, drop us an email or we can catch up over a Zoom chat to talk about what you’re after and how we can help bring your vision to life.

    Once we’ve got all the details sorted, we’ll whip up a bespoke proposal that outlines everything from the project scope and timelines to the budget.

    Happy with the proposal? Brilliant! Next, we’ll set a date for the shoot and get ready for the big day.

    After the shoot, we dive into the editing process to polish up the images, ensuring they look absolutely spot on.

    We’ll then get the final shots over to you, ready to make your brand shine.

  • A shot list is an essential document used by photographers to outline all the specific shots they plan to capture during a photography session or project.

    It serves as a detailed checklist that guides the photographer through each planned image, ensuring that no important moments or details are missed.

    Typically, a shot list will include information such as the location, type of shot, props needed, and the subject or model’s positioning.

  • I am happy to work with both agencies and independently. Collaborating with agencies allows me to be apart of larger projects while working alone gives me the flexibility to manage projects from concept to completion.

  • Yes, I do offer a day rate as well as an hourly rate, both of which depend on the specific details of the project and its timeline.

    This flexible pricing structure allows me to tailor my services to the unique requirements and budget constraints of each client, ensuring that we can find a suitable arrangement that meets the project’s needs effectively.

  • Yes, you can certainly send your products to my office on Little Collins Street.

    Alternatively, I am happy to travel to your warehouse, studio, or office if that is more convenient for you.

  • I generally recommend that you organise the talent for the shoot, which can include friends, family, or paid models, depending on your specific requirements and budget.

    However, if needed, I can also reach into my network to see who is available.

    This approach allows us to ensure that the talent fits the style and mood of the shoot perfectly, while also providing flexibility in how we manage and resource the project.