Bergen Terrace
Six rooms in a 1912 house that had been empty for eleven months and read like it.
Houses dressed for the market in Minneapolis and Saint Paul, photographed as found and as listed.
Every house here was emptied or edited, dressed from my own store, and photographed inside a week. The first picture in each set is the room as I found it.
Six rooms in a 1912 house that had been empty for eleven months and read like it.
A family of five still living in it, edited over one day and topped up from the store.
A North Loop loft with fourteen foot ceilings and nothing to hold the eye down.
A center-hall colonial where every room had to look like it had a job.
A model unit for a nine-unit building, briefed on Monday and photographed on Friday.
A primary bedroom that had become a storage room, edited back to a bedroom.
A 1920s bungalow whose bedrooms had been photographed empty and looked tiny.
A dark upper duplex that needed warmth without a single warm wall.
An estate sale where the family wanted the house to look loved, not emptied.
Four setups in one afternoon for a regional paint brand's spring range.