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Summer 2025 | Issue 36

Great design deserves to live forever—and with photography, it can. But great photos don’t just happen. What does it take to craft a visual narrative that stands the test of time? In this issue, we spotlight four incredible projects through conversations with the designers, stylists and photographers who brought the images to life. They explain how to get the shot, and share creative perspectives on the photo shoot process that can help inform your own approach.

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Photographing this Texas property required a keen eye for style and tracking the sun’s path
Tasked with refreshing a beloved family property in Texas Hill Country, designer Alison Giese recruited stylist Leigh Gill and photographer Yanglin Cai to capture the home’s layered, lived-in beauty.
BY Kaitlin Petersen
A studied approach to volume and light evoke the minimalist drama of a Washington, DC home
To evoke the clean lines and architectural drama of a family’s renovation, designer Darryl Carter left stylist Hilary Robertson and photographer Frank Frances to their own devices.
BY Kaitlin Petersen
Photographing this serene Paris flat hinged on precise timing and restrained styling
For a client’s Paris pied-à-terre, London designer Tala Fustok partnered with local stylist Sarah de Beaumont and photographer Ambroise Tézenas to balance contemporary furnishings with a historic sense of place.
BY Kaitlin Petersen
Conveying a sense of place was the secret to photographing this eclectic California cabin
Bicoastal designer Ohara Davies Gaetano looked to stylist Anita Sarsidi and photographer Sam Frost to bring to life a client’s cozy, eclectic 1920s cabin in Southern California’s San Jacinto Mountains.
BY Kaitlin Petersen
Design Dispatch
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How a small-batch textile brand rose to A-list status while staying true to its roots
With Sien + Co, Alex Gibson pairs small-batch handwoven textiles with luxury performance fabrics for a fashionable roster of clients.
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Clients with conflicting aesthetics? Corey Damen Jenkins didn’t back down from the challenge
For a married couple with divergent design tastes, the designer created a maximalist space that deftly blends their competing aesthetic impulses.
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Looking for lucrative social media deals with brands? This designer tried it (and you can too)
Isabel Ladd has integrated social media into her firm’s operations in a way that benefits her business, brand partners and clients in equal measure. She explains how to unlock a new revenue stream without selling out.
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How reimagining a simple material has become a hallmark of one firm’s work
For husband-and-wife duo Damian and Britt Zunino, a unique tile installation is often an unexpected hero moment that forms the backbone of their design. They share their sourcing tricks, the importance of getting materiality right, and how to help clients take risks.
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The case for (and against) inviting your clients to dive into the details
How involved should clients be in deciding on the final details? Two Chicago-area firms face off on the right approach.
The Handbook
Everything you ever wanted to know about markups
What’s in a markup? Designers dispel some of the mysteries behind the cost-plus model—including how it can be applied to products and services, and why it matters to their firms and the industry at large.
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