Fo the best results, photography should be scheduled for once a space is fully compete— all furniture placed, styling finished, and any construction debris cleared. For new builds, we recommend waiting until landscaping and exterior details are also complete so the full scope of the project can be captured. Reach out early to get on the calendar, even if your finish date is still weeks away.

Think of it as staging for the camera. Surfaces should be clear of clutter, styling should feel intentional, and any items you don’t want in the final images should be removed beforehand.

Good preparation directly impacts the quality of the fina imagery and our Journal has a detailed guide to preparing your space for architectural photography to get the most out of your session.

Absolutely, and many designers and builders prefer to be. Your insights into the design intent and the details that matter most to you is genuinely valuable. We’ll work collaboratively to ensure the spaces are captured the way you envisioned them.

Great design is built on patience and precision— and so it great photography. I bring the same level of care and craft to every image that you bring to every project. Edited images are typically delivered within 48 to 72 hours of the conclusion of your session, not including weekends or holidays, because work worth doing is worth doing well.

Yes. We photograph both fully furnished and staged spaces. If a space is unfurnished or only partially furnished, we can discuss the best approach during your consultation to ensure the final images still feel complete and polished.

The right collection depends on the scope of your project, how you plan to use the images, and your goals for publication or portfolio growth. If you have questions, please reach out for a personalized recommendation.

If you don’t see a package that meets your needs, please contact us and we will be happy to create a custom package for you.

Yes, and publication credit to Ivy Moon Studio as the photographer is required for all submissions. Our imagery is crafted with publication quality in mind and is well suited for editorial submissions to design and architectural publications.

Licensing terms vary by package— please review our collection details or contact us with any questions.

We cover the publication submission process in the Journal, including tips for presenting your project to editors.

Yes. If you have multiple projects throughout the year, we’d love to talk about an ongoing partnership. Consistent, high quality imagery across your portfolio strengthens your brand and makes every new project easier to market. Contact us to discuss options.

What a branding session looks like depends on the session package you choose, but typically includes a mix of professional portraits and life-style imagery— you in your element, whether that’s on a job site, in a showroom, or working through a design.

Our journal walks through what to expect so you can come prepared and confident.

In many cases, yes— and it can be a very efficient use of your time. Photographing you alongside a completed project creates a cohesive, story-driven content that works for websites, social media, and press features. Reach out to discuss combining services when you book.