Matt Clayton, Author at London architectural and interior photographer

Architectural photography of Cox Architects project by Matt Clayton

1808-6-COX-CHE Architectural photography of Cox project

This was an architectural shoot for Cox Architects of their project in South London. Small but perfectly formed.

Church Antiques – something different from the usual interiors shoot

personal shootBy Matt Clayton 04/02/2019

I recently had the pleasure of photographing Church Antiques, an intriguing company, specialising in ecclesiastical fittings and furniture. Their showroom in the Surrey countryside is a remarkable place, where once venerated objects are warehoused and prepared for their new lives in the secular world. The business started almost by accident, when Lawrence (pictured below) and his…

Interior photography of Kingston homes for BTL

This was an interiors shoot for BTL of a project they has recently completed in Kingston upon Thames. The house itself was circa 1980’s but BLT managed to give it a thoroughly modern and minimal feel

1811-6-BTLBy Matt Clayton 14/01/2019

Behind scenes view of the venue for [email protected] conference

Archive shootsBy Matt Clayton 14/01/2019

With [email protected] coming up in the old truman brewery, I am reminded of the job I had shooting part of the space for London Design Fair.Apparently this area was almost almost forgotten for years, used only as a storeroom. Amazing to think of all this space just off Brick Lane half empty. The upside was…

Architectural photography of ‘Wiggle’ House – South London

This was an architectural photography shoot for Trolley Architects, or there stylish extension to a South London family home. The project was nicknamed “wiggle” house because of the curving line of the boundary wall, which, according to Michael Holms Coats – Principal Partner, was a challenge – but ultimately a source of inspiration for this…

1810-3-TRO-BOVBy Matt Clayton 01/12/2018