Photography that stays quiet and works for years
For offices, hospitality, healthcare, and brand spaces where the image is seen every day.
I help decision-makers and design teams place calm landscape photography in real spaces. The goal is practical: reduce visual noise, support the room’s pace, and keep the atmosphere consistent across touchpoints.
Projects can start from a curated shortlist from my archive, extend into multi-room licensing, or move into a commission when a space needs something specific.
Installation view. Private residence, Helsinki. “Divided” print.
Where this work fits
Workspaces and Offices
Calm imagery for offices, meeting rooms, and shared areas. Selected to support focus, reduce visual friction, and keep the space readable throughout the day.
Hotels and Hospitality
Photography for lobbies, corridors, suites, and wellness areas. Built to match the interior concept and to feel consistent across multiple spaces.
Healthcare and Wellbeing
Nature-based imagery for environments where stress reduction matters. Used to support calmness, recovery, and mental ease without demanding attention.
Private and Residential
Timeless works chosen for long-term living. Focused on atmosphere and durability rather than trend-driven styling.
What you receive
A clear process built for real projects: shortlist, placement guidance, and licensing that stays simple. The goal is to help you make a confident decision and have the imagery work long after installation.
Curated shortlist
A focused selection of options that fits your space, palette, and viewing distance. No endless browsing, only decisions that match the project.
Placement guidance
Simple mockups for key walls, plus size and framing recommendations. Designed to reduce guesswork before anything is produced or licensed.
Rights and delivery
Clear usage terms, delivery format for your needs, and support for print production when required. Built for multi-room rollouts and long-term deployment.
Project basics
- Typical timeline Shortlist in 3 to 7 days. Mockups and final selection in 1 to 2 weeks depending on scope.
- What I need A few reference photos, wall sizes, and the intended tone of the space. A floor plan helps for multi-room projects.
- Usage clarity Licensing options for print placement, brand use, and digital interfaces when needed, defined upfront.
What clients notice after it’s on the wall
A clear and practical way of working
Each project starts with the space itself: where the image lives, how it is viewed, and what the room needs to feel like. The aim is to choose photography that belongs to the environment and keeps working after the novelty wears off.
Projects are typically developed with interior designers, architects, project managers, or brand teams. The process stays focused on long-term placement, not short-term campaigns.
- Fit first Decisions based on the room, not a portfolio scroll.
- Simple choices Shortlists that support confident approval.
- Long-term use Rights and delivery aligned to real deployment.
This thinking is explored further in a series of Articles on visual strategy and restraint.
Ways to work together
Existing works
A curated archive of finished photographs available for licensing and long-term placement. Ideal when you need proven imagery with a reliable tone across multiple walls or rooms.
Commissioned projects
Custom photography created for a specific location, season, or concept. Best when the project needs a precise visual direction that cannot be sourced from an existing archive.
Digital and brand environments
The same imagery can support websites, long-form storytelling, and brand systems. Compositions are selected to work with typography and interfaces without overpowering them.
Digital case study. Photography integrated into a brand interface with typography.
