Artisan Home & Decor Photography
I focus on the stories behind your handmade pieces, capturing the warmth of brass, the texture of wood, and the intention you poured into every object.
A symphony of candlelight for Byaas Home. This tablescape uses varying heights and the warm glow of multiple candles to create a rich, inviting atmosphere perfect for an intimate gathering.
Bringing the outdoors in with this lush, green tablescape for Byaas Home. The brass flower vase and candle holder feel right at home amongst fresh leaves and fruit, showcasing how artisan decor can complement natural beauty.
An overhead flat lay of a festive table setting for Byaas Home. This detailed shot highlights the beautiful interplay between the crisp white dinnerware, intricate silverware, and the brand's unique star-shaped candles and coasters.
A creative display of Byaas Home's intricately carved candle holders. By elevating them on wine glasses, we created a unique composition that highlights the craftsmanship and warm glow of each piece.
A close-up of a unique glass and brass Ikebana-style flower vase from Byaas Home. This shot focuses on the product's thoughtful design, showing how it elegantly holds each stem.
A diptych showing the exquisite hand-carved details on a brass lamp from Byaas Home. I wanted to capture the artistry up close, celebrating the skill that goes into making each piece.
The gentle curl of smoke from an incense stick creates a serene mood. This shot for Byaas Home focuses on their elegant brass incense case, styled in a tranquil green setting to evoke a sense of calm.
A detailed product shot paired with a lifestyle scene for Byaas Home. On the left, the intricate pattern of a brass napkin ring is in sharp focus, while the right shows it in use, completing a beautifully styled meal setting.
A clean, minimalist catalog shot for Byaas Home. This image isolates the modern glass and brass candle holder against a simple background, emphasizing its sleek design and form, perfect for e-commerce.
A straightforward product shot of Byaas Home's embossed brass planters. Set against a clean white background, this image clearly showcases the design and capacity of the product for an online catalog.
About Artisan Home & Decor
When I shoot decor, I focus on the details that often get lost in standard catalogs. I work with natural light to bring out the specific grain of wood or the burnish of brass, moving props around until they feel like they belong in a lived-in home. Before we book, consider whether you need a clean, uniform look for your online shop or an atmospheric, styled scene for social media, as these approaches require different lighting setups.
When you create something by hand, it carries a weight and a history that a standard white-background shot can sometimes flatten. My approach is to bring that back, whether we are shooting for your online catalog or an editorial campaign for social media.
The Art of Styling I often work with fresh elements like seasonal flowers, fruits, or even just old linen and books to create a setting that feels like home. If you are selling brassware, incense holders, or hand-carved decor, I focus on the interplay of light and shadow. I want the viewer to feel the texture of the metal and the quiet comfort of the scene.
Two Ways We Can Work
- Clean Catalog: For your e-commerce site, we need clear, sharp images where the product is the hero. We use controlled lighting to ensure the finish of the product is accurate and the details are crisp.
- Atmospheric/Lifestyle: If you want to show your customers how your decor fits into their lives, we style a scene. Think of a table set for dinner or a quiet corner in a room. This is where we bring in props and play with natural light to create that ghar jaisa feel.
I operate out of my home studio in Delhi, but I am also happy to visit your workspace if that helps ground the shoot in your brand's natural environment. Every piece of decor is a story, and I am here to help you tell it.
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