Curated props and resources for interior stylists and designers who want their work to look editorial, not ordinary

Welcome…I’m Caroline — interior stylist and photographer

This is a space for creatives who want the tools, props, and guidance to create images that feel editorial and professional.

Grounded in beauty and intentionality, it’s a place for those who want their creative vision to be seen.

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“Join me for an inspiring conversation with Caroline Moseley as she shares her journey from discovering her love for interiors to how a serendipitous trip to Italy transformed her photography skills.”
— Natalie Walton - Imprint Podcast

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Objects and Tools, Curated for You

The Prop Edit brings together objects that elevate a space — from vessels and plinths to vintage finds with character. Hire from the collection, explore curated edits, or discover pieces and sources to inspire your own styling choices, all carefully chosen for their beauty and timeless appeal.

The Resource Edit is a collection of digital tools designed to support your creative process — from presets and guides to handbooks and photography essentials. Each one is built to tackle real-world problems in styling and photography and to equip you with the skills to create images that feel intentional and beautiful.

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Texture catches light, adds depth, and b
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View fullsize It’s easy to think that great interior photography requires the best camera, the perfect light, or a natural ‘eye’ for it. 
But what if it’s really about small habits, done consistently? If you’re in the early stages of
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