Catalogue photography and print: your product takes centre stage.
We handle your product catalogue from photo shoot to printed copy: location, lighting, styling, photography, retouching, layout and print.
You can tell when a product photo was taken on a phone. So can your customers, usually before you do.
A few frames from our latest shoot
From the sets we built for a furniture catalogue. Click any frame to see it full size.








What’s included?
No need to hire a photographer, a designer and a printer separately. We coordinate all of it.
Production planning
Moodboard, shot list, studio or location scouting, props and model coordination.
Photography and styling
Lighting, set dressing and a photographer who finds each product’s best angle.
Retouching and colour
Colour management so the fabric looks the same on screen, in print and in the showroom.
Catalogue design
Layout, typography, product information and the cover.
Print management
Paper selection, proofs and delivery. You never have to deal with the printer.
Digital use
The same shoot cut for your website, online shop and social media. One shoot, everywhere.
If the fabric is one colour in the photo, another in print and a third in real life, the catalogue isn’t selling. It’s running a guessing game.
How it works
Brief and moodboard
We agree on the audience, where the catalogue will be used and the visual language.
Turning “a bit luxurious, a bit warm, but simple” into pictures is our job.
Shoot day
Set, lighting and styling arrive ready. Every frame on the shot list is done on the day.
We’re the ones moving the sofa one centimetre to the left for the seventeenth time. You have a coffee.
Selection and retouching
We choose the best frames together and prepare colour and retouching for print.
The extra cushion in the background quietly disappears at this stage.
Design, print, delivery
Layout, proof and print, with the digital files in your hands the same day.
We track the boxes until they reach your door.
Let’s shoot the catalogue your product deserves.
Tell us about your product range and where the catalogue will be used. We’ll come back with a shoot plan and a quote.