Interior Photographer London

07/08/2026

A London home opened up for more light, space and connection to the garden.

This renovation by RS D&M included a rear extension with large-format glazing, rooflights and a completely reworked open-plan living space.

Photographing completed construction projects isn’t only about showing the finished room — it’s about making the architectural decisions, workmanship and transformation immediately readable.

Photography for RS D&M LIMITED

Completed a renovation or extension worth documenting properly? I photograph finished projects for construction, architecture and design-and-build teams across London. DM me to discuss your next project.

04/08/2026

When a private home is photographed, who has permission to use the images — and how far does that permission actually extend?

A designer may have approval to share photographs on their own website, but that does not automatically mean the same images can be used by suppliers, contractors, magazines, award organisers or in paid advertising.

In my latest article, I look at property releases and homeowner consent in UK residential interior photography, including:

• when simple written consent may be enough
• when a fuller property release is the safer option
• why photographer copyright and homeowner permission are separate
• third-party and supplier image use
• press, awards and paid advertising
• privacy risks around identifiable homes, exteriors and drone photography

I have also included a practical “Permission Ladder” showing how the documentation should increase as the images move into broader commercial use.

A useful read for interior designers, architects, contractors and suppliers commissioning photography inside private homes.

Read the full article here:

https://www.alicjakorbinska.com/casestudies-photography/property-releases-residential-interior-photography-uk

When does a homeowner's verbal OK stop being enough? A practical framework for UK design practices — from private portfolios to press, suppliers, and paid advertising — plus real scenarios most guides miss.

04/08/2026

Does your business look better in person than it does online?

For many cafés, salons, shops, studios and other local businesses, the space itself is part of the customer experience. But potential customers often decide whether to visit based on the photographs they see first on Google, Instagram or your website.

I’m an interior and commercial photographer based in Hackney, and I offer focused local photography sessions for Hackney businesses that need stronger images of their space, atmosphere and key details.

Hackney local sessions start from £240 for 4 professionally edited photographs.

A fuller session is also available for businesses that need a more complete set of images across their website, social media and Google Business Profile.

The offer is suitable for cafés, restaurants, bars, salons, clinics, tattoo studios, barbers, shops, studios, showrooms and other businesses where the space matters.

See the full details and enquire here:

https://www.alicjakorbinska.com/hackney-business-photography

Spaces are limited each month.

Hackney-only interior and commercial photography for cafes, restaurants, salons, studios, shops and wellness spaces needing stronger Google, Instagram and website images.

15/07/2026

Your business is not only what you sell.

It is the room people walk into.
The light.
The details.
The atmosphere.
The feeling of whether it is for them.

People decide that before they ever visit — scrolling your Google profile, your Instagram, your website.

For many Hackney businesses, that first impression is incomplete.

The product is shown.
The space is not.

I am offering 5 Hackney business photography sessions this month — focused interior, space and detail photography that helps people picture themselves walking in.

DM HACKNEY or use the link in bio.

14/07/2026

This is the gap many local businesses miss.

They show the food, the product, the haircut, the tattoo, the bouquet, the treatment — but not enough of the place someone is actually walking into.

For a first-time customer, the space helps them decide.

It signals atmosphere, trust, care, quality, and whether the business feels right for them before they have even visited.

That matters for cafés, bars, salons, barbers, tattoo studios, flower shops, clinics, boutiques and independent spaces across Hackney.

I am running a Hackney-only photography offer this month: focused interior, space and detail photography for Google, Instagram and your website.

5 spots available.

DM HACKNEY or use the link in bio.

07/07/2026

Your space is part of the sale.

For Hackney businesses, people often decide before they arrive.

They check your Google profile.
They look at your Instagram.
They scan your website.
They try to work out the feeling of the place.

Food photos help.
Product photos help.
Service photos help.

But if people cannot see the space, the atmosphere, the details and the experience, they are still guessing.

For bars, cafés, salons, tattoo studios, barbers, shops and local spaces, your interior is not background.

It is part of why people choose you.

I have created a Hackney-only photography offer for local businesses who need stronger images for Google, social media and their website.

DM HACKNEY and I’ll send the details.

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06/07/2026

Bathrooms are often photographed like product shots.

But the strongest bathroom images show more than the fittings. They show the layout, the lighting, the finish, the material choices and how the room feels in use.

In this Nova Design & Build bathroom, the brass, stone-effect tiles, soft lighting and mirror detail all had to feel calm without losing clarity.

Small room. Same job.
Make the design read properly.

Shot for .design.build

04/07/2026

Sometimes the detail carries the atmosphere.

Sometimes the quieter details do the work — the way light falls, the texture of the floor, the warmth of a material, the small moments that make a space feel lived in and considered.

These are the frames that help a project feel real, not just finished.

The full room matters.
But the atmosphere is often in the detail.

If your finished project has the details people should notice, the photography needs to make them visible.

DM for enquiries