Projects - London architectural and interior photographer

interior photography of modern office space

Interior photography Scenario Architecture’s new office

Interior photography Scenario Architecture’s new home, a stylish office refurbishment in Hackney. Featured in ArchDaily

Interiors of refurbished south london appartment, kitchen with grey work units and wooden floor

Interior photography South London refurbished appartment

Interior photography shoot of South London project refurbishing an apartment. This project is to be featured in Real Homes magazine this month.

Landing Interior photography by Matt Clayton of Mews House by XUL

Interior photography of refurbishment Mews House in London

Interior photography shoot for XUL Architects of beautiful mews house in London

interior photography of refurbishment of north London home

Interior photography of refurbishment of family home, North London

This was and interior shoot of new residential refurbishment in North London for Robert Rhodes Architecture

Architectural photography of extension to family home north london

Interior photography of Extension to family home, North London

This was and interior shoot of new residential refurbishment in North London for Studio EMP

Interior photography or london home rear exterior

Interior photography of North London House

This was and interior shoot of new residential refurbishment in North London for Robert Rhodes Architects

Interior photography of Residential Refurbishment project in Greenwich

This was and interior shoot of new residential refurbishment in Greenwich

Architectural photography of Residential Refurbishment project in Guildford

This was and architectural shoot for Shft Architecture . They recently completed their first co-living development, which is a small-scale home located in Guildford town centre. The concept was to provide their residents with a unique urban living experience together with a high-quality lifestyle and convenient service. They set out to offer great architectural design and modern interiors paired with various interior/exterior shared living spaces and sophisticated private spaces.

bedroom Interior photography by Matt Clayton

Interior photography of North London family home

This was an interior photography shoot for XUL Architects. The project has been pick up by Living Etc who said “Architects renovated this family home in London’s Highgate, reconfiguring the formerly uncomfortable and unordered layout to create a modern family home that flows and is filled with light”.

architectural photography interior ucl student centre

Architectural photography of UCL Student Centre

This was a shoot for UCL of their award winning new student centre designed by the NHA architecture

Interior photography

This was a return interior photography shoot at the Lincoln Rd project for Robert Rhodes Architects new dark tones for a more luxurious look

designjunction: Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust Mentoring shot by Matt Clayton

Architectural photography of Squire & Partners installation for designjunction

This was an architectural shoot for Squire & Partners of their bespoke installation for designjunction as one of the headline features on their 2018 programme. The co-working space seeks to inspire the next generation of young architects and designers through a collaborative project with the Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust and the RIBA.

Architectural photography of Cox Architects project by Matt Clayton

Architectural photography of Cox project

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

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

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 fantastic project