Interior photography
Photography of spaces for rentals, sales, portfolios and businesses
I photograph apartments, houses and commercial spaces so viewers can understand how a place looks and feels, and what might make it appealing to a future guest, buyer or client.
This service is for interior designers, property owners, landlords, real estate agencies, hotels, studios, cafés and other spaces that need clear, considered photographs.

FOR DESIGNERS AND INTERIOR PROJECTS
Photography of completed projects for portfolios, websites, social media, publications and interior-design media. I show not only the overall space, but also its details, materials, design choices and atmosphere.

FOR RENTALS, BOOKING AND AIRBNB
Photography of apartments, houses and rooms for short-term rentals. The images help guests quickly understand where they will stay, what the space offers, how welcoming it feels and why they might choose it.

FOR PROPERTIES TO LET OR SELL
Photography of homes for listings, real estate agencies and private owners. The aim is to present each property honestly and attractively, showing its layout, condition, strengths and details that help people make an informed decision.

FOR BUSINESSES AND COMMERCIAL SPACES
Photography of cafés, salons, studios, offices, showrooms and event venues. These images can be used on websites, Google Business Profiles, social media, in advertising and presentations, helping prospective clients get a feel for the place before they visit.
Pricing
From €150 (including Finnish VAT at 25.5%).
Final photographs delivered by 7:00 a.m. the following day.
The final price depends on the type and size of the space, the number of rooms, the purpose of the shoot and the property location.
Travel outside Kehä III is charged separately at €0.55 per kilometre for the return journey (minimum €30), or at the cost of return train or air tickets. We will agree on the travel option and price in advance.
Tell me what you need photographed — an apartment, rental property, interior-design project, café or another space — and share its approximate size. I’ll suggest a suitable option.
