Property Photography in London

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Content for London's finest homes

Finest Spaces is a London photography studio with its roots in interiors and architecture. We work closely with the best agents, developers and private owners behind the city's finest homes, from flats in Kensington and Chelsea to houses in Hampstead, Holland Park and Richmond, and beautiful places right across London. Our style is quiet luxury: natural light, calm rooms, true proportion. It comes from years photographing for leading interior designers and the world's finest hotels, and we bring that same eye to property. Photography, cinematic video, drone, floor plans and 3D tours, all made for the finest spaces in London and across the UK.

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Trusted by estate agents and developers across London

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What good content does for a listing

Exterior photography of white stucco terraced houses with chequerboard paths in Holland Park, London

3×

More likely to sell at the asking price with professional photos

Homes with sharp, professional photos hit or beat their asking price 44% of the time. With average photos, only 13% did. That is more than three times the chance of getting the price you want.

source: redfin.com

Bedroom photography in a Knightsbridge apartment: floor-to-ceiling windows, silk headboard and city views

80%

Check the floor plan before they even look at the photos

On Zoopla, eight in ten buyers go straight to the floor plan first. No floor plan, and most buyers hit a dead end on the very first thing they look for.

source: zoopla.co.uk

Drawing room photography in a Belgravia townhouse: gilt mirror, marble fireplace and herringbone parquet

1 in 3

More likely to book a viewing when there is a video

One in three buyers say a video makes them more likely to view in person. The film does the first viewing, so the people who show up already want the place.

source: realestate.com.au

New development photography in St John's Wood: stone-clad apartment building with landscaped entrance

14%

Faster sale with a 3D virtual tour

Listings with a 3D tour get far more views and sell sooner, because a buyer can walk the whole place at midnight from the other side of the world.

source: zillow.com

Property photography in a Kensington townhouse: lounge with arched bar, pink velvet stools and terrace doorsProperty photography in Chelsea: characterful sitting room with lacquered chest, antique chairs and sunlit windowsMedia room photography in a Holland Park house: deep blue rug, L-shaped sofa and large artwork

An eye for London's finest homes

The studio was built around the best homes in London, and it shows in the work. After years inside the city's finest interiors, we know where a room's real value sits. Most of the time it is the light, the proportion, and the two or three details that make a place special: morning sun crossing a kitchen, the run of original cornicing, a window that frames the garden. We photograph a home three ways at once, the way a buyer feels it, the way an architect reads it, and the way an agent needs it to sell, so the picture says "I could live here" long before anyone reads a word.

Everything a listing needs, from one studio

Living room photography in a Kensington mansion flat: chandelier, Chesterfield sofa and bay windows onto the garden

Property Photography

The heart of every job. We photograph a home so it looks like itself on its best morning, then order the set so it reads like a viewing, from the shot that wins the click to the detail that makes someone picture living there.

Cinematic Video

A short film that moves through a home the way a buyer would, so they feel the light and the space before they arrive. Cut for the portals, your own site and the feeds where buyers spend their evenings.

Drone photography of a detached house in Berkshire with gardens, driveway and open countryside

Drone & Aerial

Licensed aerial work for homes where the plot, the position or the view is half the sale. A garden that runs back further than it looks, a roof terrace, the river or the skyline out the window.

Floor plan of a two-storey flat on Linden Gardens, Notting Hill, London, with room sizes and floor area

Floor Plans

Accurate plans drawn to scale. Eight in ten buyers on Zoopla open the floor plan before the photos, so we treat it as part of the shoot from the very first frame.

Bedroom photography in a Chelsea house: marble fireplace, chandelier and tall garden windows in soft light

3D Virtual Tours

A walk-through a buyer can take at their own pace, at midnight, from another country. It sorts the serious viewers from the curious, which counts most on higher-value homes and overseas sales.

Exterior photography of a Mayfair mews: painted stable doors, brick facades and balustraded roofline

Property & Development Websites

A single-property or development site that gives a prime listing its own address online, built to turn a click into a direct enquiry.

Film samples

Kitchen extension photography in a Fulham home: island with leather stools, pendant lights and skylightLiving room photography in a Belgravia apartment: built-in library shelves, brass chandelier and tall windowsLiving room photography in a Kensington townhouse: marble fireplace, velvet sofa and herringbone floor

A natural look, made for high-end homes

Restraint is the whole craft. We work with the real light in a room, hold the proportions true, and edit with a gentle hand, so a home looks like itself on its best morning. The result feels warm, honest and quietly expensive, the kind of set a buyer lingers on and an owner is proud to see their home in.

The photographs people fall for

Finest Spaces is a London studio. We photograph homes and new developments across the city, along with hotels and short-lets for names like Hilton and Marriott. What we care about is the feeling a room gives you. We chase the light, wait for the right moment, and find the angle that makes a buyer pause: the armchair you would happily read in, the ceiling detail you keep glancing back at, the kitchen that catches the morning. Get that right and a listing becomes something else entirely, somewhere a person already wants to live.

5000+

properties photographed

5.0★

rated on Google & Trustpilot

32

London boroughs covered

24hr

standard delivery

Spiral staircase photographed from above in a Belgravia townhouse
Bedroom detail photography: ribbed oak bedside table, brass wall light and upholstered headboard
Interior detail photography in a Chelsea loft: green velvet armchair under a skylight with modern art
Bedroom styling detail photography: bird-print artwork above teal velvet cushions
Bedroom detail photography in a Kensington flat: brass lamp on a ribbed bedside table, tapestry art and rust cushion
Bathroom detail photography in a Marylebone flat: wall-hung basin with black taps and steel-framed mirror

Trusted by agents, developers and homeowners

“Great experience working with Allan. Very knowledgeable and clearly cared about quality, taking his time to make sure every angle looked perfect. Will definitely use Allan’s services again.”

James Webb

Airbnb Superhost

“Amazing photography. Very happy with the results and professional service. The detail shots really show off the property. Made my flat look like it’s from a magazine!”

Imogen Ranasinghe

Interior Designer

“We were delighted with the photographs of our recent interior renovation project. The space was intentionally minimalist, which can make it challenging to capture in a compelling way, but Allan made the absolute most of it. The final images are exceptionally clean, thoughtfully composed, and beautifully architectural in their presentation, with a great attention to detail. Beyond the quality of the photography itself, he was a pleasure to work with throughout. Communication was clear and straightforward, he was highly receptive to feedback, and turnaround times for edits were impressively quick. Professional, talented, and genuinely easy to collaborate with, I would not hesitate to recommend him.”

Daisy Watson

Interior Designer, Rigby & Rigby

From first call to finished gallery

Garden terrace photography of a Victorian house in Hampstead: hanging egg chair, fire pit and patterned tiles

Tell us about the property

It starts with a quick call or message. Where is it, who is the likely buyer, and where will it be marketed? From that we suggest the right mix of photography, film, plans and tours, matched to the property and where it will sell.

Styled bedroom photography in a Notting Hill loft: dormer window, dressing table and green velvet armchair

A little prep goes a long way

You get a short guide before we arrive: what to clear, what to move, which lights to leave on. Twenty minutes of tidying is often the difference between a good set and a great one.

Staircase photography in a Holland Park house: hand-painted mural wall, brass handrail and stair runner

The shoot

On the day we work room by room, styling as we go and waiting for the light where it counts. We take our time, and we keep working each room until it looks exactly right.

Wine cellar photography in a Knightsbridge home: oak racking, stone floor and soft display lighting

Edited by hand, back in 24 hours

Every frame is edited by hand for colour and consistency, then sent back within 24 hours, ready for Rightmove, Zoopla, OnTheMarket or your own site.

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Let’s get it photographed

Send us the address and a couple of lines about the property. We’ll come back the same day, usually, with the right approach and a clear quote. Agents and developers we work with regularly become partners, with preferential rates on every shoot.