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Of The Earth | Seattle Branding Photography

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What a beautiful thing it is when your good friends are your creative community are your clients. Court Walker’s ceramics studio, Of The Earth, was the original reason she and I connected. Then, we found kindred spirits in one another as working creatives, navigating the ins and outs of running a business and pursuing art-filled passions. “Picture day” has become a celebration of the work we do every day to surround ourselves with creative energy and to invite community.

Located in the Georgetown neighborhood of Seattle, Of The Earth is a creative’s dream with soaring ceilings, a super cool loft community space, as well as all of the makings of an expansive ceramics studio. Court has intentionally filled the space with materials, supplies, and PEOPLE who contribute a glowing creative environment. This, obviously, is a total pleasure to photograph. The vibe comes first before anything, and man does that deliver here. Add in some magical string lights and west-facing windows and it’s a total dream come true. These “branding sessions” never feel contrived. People simply come to the studio, do their thing, and I watch and capture. It’s my favorite kind of branding work and there are zero mentions of #girlboss. ;D

ENJOY.

Chelan Lake House | Seattle Interior Photogaphy

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Just a few hours from Seattle lies a majestic lake surrounded by golden rolling mountains, featuring a quaint downtown and a thriving outdoor scene. If it sounds too good to be true, it’s not. Lake Chelan is a huge draw for Seattle residents as it offers a completely different topography and weather experience than its sometimes gloomy seaside neighbor. It makes an excellent location for a vacation home, and it was a joy to photograph this house designed by Mandy Callaway, a full service interior designer with an impressive range of projects in the Seattle area. Her work is highly specialized to the client, with thoughtful detail in consideration to the space’s use, surroundings and inhabitants.

As a vacation home for a Seattle family, this house hits the checkpoints of a fun destination with a light and airy feel. The emphasis on indoor-outdoor living is celebrated with an open floor plan featuring a great room surrounded in windows with a beautiful pass-through to accommodate guests inside and outside. A veritable light box with the most fun and playful decor, this one was a pleasure to photograph.

Seattle Interior Photographer | Jennifer Gardner Greenwood Kitchen

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My favorite thing about working with designers is seeing their voice come through their projects. Jennifer has worked with so many Seattle interior design clients, and her work always has a through-line of freshness, creativity and color that defines her expertise. This Greenwood kitchen is such a unique and inspiring space. The checkerboard cork floors are an unexpected touch in an otherwise traditional craftsman kitchen renovation. Though the kitchen is a large space, it is zoned into different areas making it possible to experience the room in many different ways. The custom woodwork is to be seen everywhere, particularly in the corner banquette which the most graceful light pours in from the window.

On photoshoot days, we get to work together as a designer and photographer team to bring the interior to life through staging and curation of the space. Photographing the space is a collaboration. We assess each photo as we go, making subtle adjustments to tell a story. Sometimes it’s the simple addition of a bowl of fruit or the removal of an unneeded decorative object that makes the entire room come together harmoniously. It’s an exercise in balance and is constantly evolving. Working together to create something beautiful is the teamwork environment that fills me up the most.

Enjoy this beautiful kitchen and find Jennifer’s work here.

Edgy-Glam Seattle Home featured in Wall Street Journal | Seattle Interiors Photographer

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The Queen Anne neighborhood in Seattle is full of gorgeous old craftsman homes, tree-lined streets, and the sweetest little downtown neighborhood. When we first moved to Seattle in 2014, we were completely enchanted with the area and settled in for our first year. Taking long walks around the top perimeter of the hill, we’d take in the stunning views of the Seattle skyline and the Puget Sound, reveling in our decision to relocate to the Pacific Northwest. The area near Kerry Park was our favorite to stroll, so it felt very full circle to photograph a beautiful home in that same neighborhood for Wall Street Journal recently.

Designed by K+L Interiors and contracted by Blue Sound Construction, this edgy-glam Seattle home blends together some of the classic design of the 20th century with some strikes of modernity that give the home such a luxe and modern feel. The black drapery in the primary suite is stunning in contrast to the bright view out the window. The crown jewel of this space is the epic top floor great room which features a large walk-out deck that takes in the Seattle skyline and water to mountain views.

See the full Wall Street Journal article here.

Design: K+L Interiors

Contractor: Blue Sound Construction