A Thoughtful Renovation in Issaquah | Interior Photography

Some homes feel collected over time, with a mix of natural materials, vintage pieces, and thoughtful details that make them feel personal rather than overly designed.

This Issaquah home, a collaboration between Brooke Solinsky of Brooke Anne Studio and Jen Tamblin of Drift Interior Architecture, is a beautiful example.

The renovation reimagined an older, compartmentalized home into a warm, layered space designed around family life. Natural stone, white oak, unlacquered brass, and rich, earthy colors bring depth and character throughout, while thoughtful changes to the layout make the home feel more connected and functional.

I photographed the home to capture the details that make it special, from the material combinations in the kitchen to the quieter moments throughout the living spaces.

A Collaboration in Design

What makes this project particularly special is the collaboration behind it. Brooke brought a clear vision for the home, while Jen helped translate that vision into a thoughtful architectural plan. The result feels personal and timeless, balancing classic European influences with the character of the Pacific Northwest.

The renovation also marked the beginning of a new chapter for Brooke, inspiring her to pursue her own design business, Brooke Anne Studio.

The home was recently featured in Rue Magazine, sharing the story behind the renovation and the people who brought it to life.

Interior Photography in Seattle and Beyond

I love working with interior designers and architects who approach their projects with this level of intention. My approach to interiors photography focuses on natural light, thoughtful composition, and the materials and details that give each space its own character.

Based in Seattle, I photograph residential and hospitality projects throughout the Pacific Northwest and beyond.

Project Credits

Interior Design: Brooke Anne Studio
Architectural Design: Drift Interior Architecture
Featured In: Rue Magazine

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Vale Matcha | Commercial Interior Photography in Seattle

A Thoughtful Take on a Matcha Bar in Belltown

Located in Seattle's Belltown neighborhood, Vale Matcha brings a considered design perspective to the matcha bar experience. Designed by Design Well Spent, the space offers an opportunity to explore how thoughtful interiors shape the way we experience a place.

I photographed the space with an emphasis on the details, materials, and overall atmosphere, capturing the interior in a way that feels true to the design.

Design in the Details

The spaces I’m most drawn to are the ones where every decision feels intentional. From the overall composition to the smaller finishing details, good design creates a sense of cohesion without needing to overcomplicate things.

Photographing hospitality spaces is about more than documenting the interior. It's about capturing the feeling of being there and the elements that make a place distinctive.

For DWS, I focused on the relationship between the interior design and the experience of the space, creating a collection of images that showcase the work of the design team while giving the brand visual content for its own marketing.

Hospitality Photography in Seattle

I work with interior designers, hospitality brands, and creative businesses to create editorial photography that showcases their spaces and tells a story about their work.

Whether photographing a neighborhood café, a thoughtfully designed restaurant, or a boutique hotel, my approach centers on natural light, considered composition, and the details that give a space its character.

I'm always excited to collaborate with designers and independent brands who care about the visual identity of their spaces.

Project Credits

Design: Design Well Spent
Location: Vale Matcha, Belltown, Seattle

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Azori | Residential Photography & Video in Kirkland, Washington

A Closer Look at a Custom Home by Azori

I recently worked with Azori (formerly MN Custom Homes) to create a video walkthrough of a completed home in Kirkland, Washington.

I love the opportunity to document a home beyond still photography. Video offers a different perspective, capturing how spaces connect, how the light moves through a home, and the small details that make a project feel finished.

For builders, it's also a great way to give prospective clients a better sense of their work beyond a portfolio of finished images.

Photography Meets Motion

My approach to residential photography is rooted in natural light, thoughtful composition, and an editorial perspective. I want the finished images to feel considered without losing the character of the space.

Video builds on that same approach, giving viewers a sense of the home's layout and flow while highlighting the design details along the way.

Together, photography and video give builders a versatile collection of content to use across their websites, social media, and marketing materials.

Working with Custom Home Builders

I work with builders, architects, and interior designers to create photography and video that showcase their projects in a way that feels true to their work.

Whether it's a newly completed home or an ongoing portfolio of projects, my goal is to create imagery that feels timeless, cohesive, and useful well beyond the initial project launch.

Thanks to the team at Azori for bringing me in to document this home.

Based in Seattle, I work with residential and design-focused brands throughout the Pacific Northwest and beyond.

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Styling: Maison Burel
Models: SMG Models

Seattle Custom Home | Seattle Interior Photography

This contemporary custom home brings together clean architectural lines, warm natural materials, and thoughtfully considered interiors.

Designed by Roger MacPherson and Dan Buchser, with interiors by Kara Stupfel and construction by MacPherson Construction & Design, the home balances a strong architectural framework with a warm, inviting approach to residential design.

Natural wood, stone, expansive windows, and layered furnishings create a palette that feels both refined and relaxed. Throughout the home, contemporary architectural details are softened by tactile materials and carefully selected furnishings, creating spaces that feel sophisticated without becoming overly formal.

As a Seattle interior photographer, I focused on the relationship between the architecture, interiors, and natural light throughout the home. Wide architectural compositions establish the flow and proportions of each space, while closer images highlight the craftsmanship, material details, and thoughtful interior styling.

The result is a home where architecture and interiors feel completely integrated, with a restrained material palette and a strong emphasis on warmth, texture, and livability.

Design: Roger MacPherson & Dan Buchser
Interiors: Kara Stupfel
Builder: MacPherson Construction & Design
Photography: Emily Keeney