Regan Wood Photography

Name: Regan Wood Photography
Address: New York, NY, US
Telephone: +17182183927
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Interiors, architecture and lifestyle photography. Based in NYC and available to travel.

10/28/2026

Excited to share this story just published by The Sunday Times Style Magazine last Sunday. Saie founder Laney Cowell in her Sag Harbor home for The Sunday Times Style beauty issue💋

“Built in 2016, the house didn’t initially appeal to Laney Crowell. So much so that she said nothing to her husband after viewing it. It was 2022 and the couple, who had been dividing their time between Manhattan and Sag Harbor, had decided they wanted something permanent. Their real estate agent was determined: ‘I think you should take another look. I think it can be your dream house,’ they said.

When Laney Crowell, founder of the beloved make-up brand Saie, first viewed her Hamptons home, she wasn’t convinced it was The One. Now? There’s nowhere she’d rather be, she reveals in the latest issue of Style.“

Laney Crowell
Saie
The Sunday Times Style

Photographed by 🙋🏻‍♀️
Words: Phoebe J McDowell

10/19/2026

Anatomy of a shot…

Hey, let’s pull those shades down to the second mullion so we can see them more…a little lower…I want them to highlight the chandelier.

I think the drapes on the left are wider than the drapes on the right.

Oof, now the drapes on the right are too close to the chandelier in camera. Let’s move them back, my bad.

Wait, those drapes need to be straightened.

Oh good call.

Let’s pull that chair out about 6 inches towards camera and rotate it the tiniest bit counterclockwise so I can see more of the back.

Which chair?

The chair at 7 o’clock.

OK, this chair?

No, that chair, just to your left…no, counterclockwise…a tiny bit more…yeah, perfect, thanks.

Do we have too many vases on the table?

Yes, maybe…let’s try one less. Yep, better.

And, scene.

Designed by Oxford Design Studio
Photographed by 🙋🏻‍♀️

10/16/2026

There is a saying about native gardening: the first year it sleeps; the second year it creeps; and the third year it leaps.

So it was a treat to return to a project three years later to photograph the exteriors now that the home’s landscaping had fully taken flight.

And props to the homeowners for having not only fabulous vision for landscaping, but fabulous taste in cars.

Architecture and interiors by Platt Dana Architects
Landscaping by Leslie Needham
Photographed by 🙋🏻‍♀️

10/14/2026

I’m so excited for my friend and up-and-coming real estate developer Marta Maletz on the completion of her Fort Greene townhouse project and Real Simple Home. Gut renovating an old townhouse in Brooklyn is not for the faint of heart, and luckily Marta is exactly the kind of tenacious powerhouse to get ‘er done. (we virgos do love a full to-do list📝)

It took a village to coax this old gal over the finish line, including friends, colleagues, her very handy partner, and, of course, all of the Real Simple Home designers. I had so much fun photographing it, with each room its own little world.

Here is the bonkers-in-all-the-best-ways bedroom for a lucky little girl. Designed by Betsy Wentz, I loved this maximalist mashup with its explosion of shapes and colors and patterns. It would be hard to ever be in a bad mood if this was my room. 💛

Developed by Marta Maletz
Designed by Betsy Wentz
Photographed by 🙋🏻‍♀️

10/07/2026

I’m a sucker for women-owned businesses (hey, that’s me!)

Even more so for women who ditch their former careers and start completely new ones (also me).

So when this emerging real estate developer reached out to shoot her East Hampton project, I was already rooting for her. Because I know that feeling: the moment you commit, it’s both exhilarating and terrifying. Excitement, uncertainty, hope, pride, second thoughts…a ll the feelings.

But this budding business is not your run-of-the-mill home flipper, as evidenced here. The project was layered and warm, not a single builder-grade choice was made👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 There’s personality baked in.

Here’s a peek at the home she created. I’m excited to follow her entrepreneurial journey.

Photographed by 🙋🏻‍♀️

09/23/2026

This was a really fun one to shoot.

Billionaire David Murdock, who passed away last year, owned this “maisonette” for 40 years in NYC, decorated to the nines in the 80s and then never touched it again. It was a very glam time capsule, with laquered everything, animal prints, chintz, four fireplaces and padded silk drapery. Every inch of every room—except bathrooms and kitchen—was upholstered in silk.

I’d never heard of Murdock, but he was an interesting man. A self-made billionaire from a humble background, became a staunch vegan, married 5 times, died at 102. He owned 37 homes (!!!) around the world and spent only 4-5 days a year at this NYC one, despite its incredible location and spaciousness.

What is a maisonette, you might ask? It’s a ground floor apartment in an apartment building with its own entrance. So, this 5,600 sqft apartment is in a full service doorman building steps away from Central Park and Bergdorf’s, but has its own delightful entrance and grand foyer right on Fifth Ave. (pictured here, with its own separate address)

I LOVED the gorgeous primary bathroom with its floor to ceiling laquered burl wood walls hiding the toilet and shower, dramatic vanity and sunken encased tub complete with its own heated rock element for creating a steam bath. Also seen here, the grand foyer and living room upholstered in amber silk taffeta.

It just hit the market for the first time in 40 years, so it can be yours for $14,995,000. Just please don’t touch the bones or that bathroom!

Photographed for Tom Postilio & Mickey Conlon Compass

Read more about Murdock and see more photos The New York Times

09/02/2026

It’s fabulous having a sister that loves decor as much as I do because every time I visit, she’s changed another room, giving me ample opportunity to play with my camera (and perfect my soft good styling).

and let’s hear it for trim! Piped headboards, bouillon and fringe on sofas, velvet ribbon on the drapery, embroidered bedding…. love all the exquisite detail. All the brainchild of Beth Cadigan

08/28/2026

Congrats to Oxford Design Studio for having their beautiful Tampa project published in Southern Home Magazine🎉 There wasn’t a single inch that wasn’t intentional and warm, and it was a joy to photograph it.

08/21/2026

I’m sure you’ve heard of Maximalism, but have you heard of Cadiganism, Maximalism’s lesser known cousin? Named for my sister Beth Cadigan (Beth Cadigan), Cadiganism also loves color and pattern, but to a degree that is IMO insanely bold, almost subversive, and artful.

Take this red and blue guest room (mine for a few days this week)—red and blue sounds….well, maybe colorful, but in a normal, classic sense. But filtered through Beth’s brain it’s a design punch to the gut, a prismatic head spinning romp. A china cabinet as a nightstand? Why not! And that tailored, piped velvet headboard is *chef’s kiss*.

Well done, sister. (And thanks for letting me crash there.)

08/07/2026

The absolute best place to be during the dog days of summer is the Catskills. And if your Catskills base camp happens to look like this, then all the better.

Interior design Amy Pigliacampo
Architecture Conklin Architecture

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