Seeking guidance for your commercial interior photography shoot? Our Commercial Interior Photography Guidelines book is a comprehensive, visual guide for photographers and companies looking to build their knowledge of shooting commercial spaces.

Written by accomplished London commercial interior photographer and Office Curator Founder, Marek Sikora, it reveals the secrets of taking striking shots of empty and occupied offices and workspaces.

Today’s design-led workspaces are hugely diverse, taking cues from collaboration, connection, and nature. Projecting the design intention takes a considered, consistent form of photography which Marek has spent over a decade developing.     

Used to train Office Curator’s photographers in how to present and capture dynamic office spaces, our commercial interior photography guidelines are a must for commercial photographers wanting to enhance their skills. It is also the perfect tool for anyone involved in office design and fit out, and furniture case study shoots.

Each section has a concise checklist for quick and easy reference.

  

THE GOLDEN RULES FOR CREATING IMPACTIVE 
 OFFICE INTERIOR SHOOTS 

Commercial Interior Photography Guidelines

Captivating Commercial and Office Interior Images

Marek said:
“My approach centres on bringing complete consistency to the space; aligning and standardising the features and furniture, weeding out visual distractions, however minute, allowing the design elements to shine through.”