Interiors · New York · Travel Available
Interior Photographer in New York City
Rooms photographed the way people experience them: the light in the afternoon, the texture of the fabric, the table set for dinner.













Book a Session
Your Session Starts Here.
Tell me your date, place and group size. I reply within one business day with availability and a quote.
What a Session Is Like
Good interior photographs show the whole room and the small details that make it. I work with the light that's already there, adding to it only where it helps, and I keep verticals straight so spaces look calm and true to scale.
I photograph private homes, designer projects, restaurant dining rooms and bars, and hospitality spaces. A typical shoot covers wide room views, vignettes and detail frames you can use on a website, in a portfolio or in press.
Locations and Options
- Residential interiors
Living rooms, kitchens, bedrooms, home theaters and gardens. - Restaurants, bars & cafés
Dining rooms, bars and details at the right hour of the day. - Hotels & hospitality
Rooms, lobbies and amenities for booking and press. - Designer & architect portfolios
Complete projects with wide, detail and vignette coverage. - Short-term rentals & real estate
Bright, accurate images that help a listing stand out.
Before You Book
How long does an interior shoot take?
A single room can take an hour. A full home or restaurant is usually a half day. I'll estimate after seeing your space and shot list.
Do I need to style the space?
A little tidying and a few fresh flowers go a long way. I send a short prep checklist before the shoot.
When is the best time to shoot?
Whenever the light is best in the rooms you care about, often mid-morning or late afternoon. We plan it together.
Do you travel for interior projects?
Yes. New York is home base, and I travel to Los Angeles and elsewhere in the US for projects.
Other Sessions
- Family & Vacation
Relaxed family sessions and trip photos in NYC, Los Angeles and beyond. - Couples & Engagements
Couples and engagement sessions that feel like a date, not a pose-off. - Events
Conferences, galas, launches and team days, covered clearly. - Portraits
Editorial portraits, headshots and character studies.