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Editorial Interior Photography for Designers, Builders & Boutique Spaces

Past Projects

Explore a curated collection of my past interior photography work.

Backcountry Home

Modern Family Home

Modern Family Home

About Elle

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I believe beautiful interiors deserve to be photographed with the same attention to light, composition, and emotion that I bring to portrait photography. My goal is to create timeless imagery that highlights the story behind every space.

Services

Interior Designers

Portfolio updates, publications, websites, and social media.

Vacation Rentals

Editorial photography that helps properties stand out online.

Builders & Remodelers

Completed homes, kitchens, bathrooms, and custom craftsmanship.

Boutique Businesses

Studios, salons, cafés, retail spaces, and hospitality interiors.

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A wooden desk with a white lamp, a glass vase with a purple flower, a stack of white books, a black closed laptop, a notepad with a pen, and part of a white chair with wooden armrests.

Process

  1. Schedule a consultation.

  2. Prepare the space for photography.

  3. I’ll photograph the project using natural and supplemental lighting as needed.

  4. Receive professionally edited, high-resolution images ready for print and web.

FAQs

Do you travel?

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Yes. I photograph interiors throughout the Denver metro area and Colorado. Travel outside my local service area is available and may include a travel fee depending on location.


How long is a session?

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Most projects take 2–4 hours, depending on the size and complexity of the space. Larger homes or projects requiring multiple rooms and detailed styling may require additional time. I’ll recommend the appropriate amount of time when we plan your shoot.


Do you photograph occupied homes

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Absolutely. A home doesn't need to be empty or professionally staged for me to photograph it. I'll work with you to prepare and style the space as needed before we begin, and I'll photograph it in a way that feels polished and intentional.


Are licensing options available for commercial use?

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Yes. Commercial licensing is available for interior designers, builders, architects, hospitality businesses, and other businesses using the images for marketing and promotional purposes. Licensing is tailored to how and where the images will be used and is discussed before your project is photographed.


What should I do to prepare my space?

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Don't worry—I’ll guide you. Before your shoot, I'll provide a preparation checklist with suggestions for decluttering, styling, lighting, and finishing touches. On the day of the shoot, I'll also make small adjustments to help each room photograph beautifully.


Do you work with interior designers and builders?

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Yes. I work with designers, builders, remodelers, architects, and other professionals who need beautiful imagery to showcase their work. Whether you need photographs for your portfolio, website, social media, publication submissions, or marketing materials, I'll create a cohesive collection of images that tells the story of the space.

Let’s Work Together

Open-concept kitchen and dining area with wood flooring, black cabinetry, large windows, and a kitchen island with four brown chairs.

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