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Begin with the mood
Light and minimal sets such as Blanc, Atelier and Gallery create a quiet foundation. Retro and Dune bring warmth and texture. Oro and Chrome offer a stronger visual statement. Build a small moodboard before you choose.
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Think about the wardrobe
A tonal outfit can blend softly into a setting; a contrasting silhouette can become the focal point. Look at the room’s palette alongside fabrics, products and props rather than choosing them separately.
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Plan the frame
Imagine both wide compositions and close details. Consider how the furniture, architectural lines and background will appear behind your subject. Save two or three essential images as a starting point.
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Leave room to explore
Include preparation and changes in your schedule. If you need several sets or special equipment, put those details in your inquiry so the studio can help you plan.
