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

Welcome…I’m Caroline — curator, stylist and photographer

This is a curated space for interior stylists, designers, and creatives who want their work to look editorial, not ordinary.

Here you’ll discover curated objects available for hire, alongside digital tools, presets, and guides to help you style, photograph, and share your work with clarity and intention.

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

Get started today with my free, six-step guide to simplifying interior photography and learn how to create images that showcase your style and space.

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Latest Entries in the Design Journal

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View fullsize When I started interior photography, I genuinely thought I was just bad at it. But the truth is — I hadn’t had the chance to really learn and grow my skills with the right support. Once I began to understand how interior photography actu
View fullsize The Style and Shoot Studio is officially open If you’ve ever styled a space and thought, “This looks beautiful in real life… why can’t I capture it that way?” — you’re exactly who I created this course for.
View fullsize That moment when your styling, the light, and your camera all agree? It’s worth chasing. Not for anyone else. Not for trends. Just for the satisfaction of seeing what you’ve created, held in a frame. If you’ve ever: • Moved a
View fullsize Light and shadow. Rough and smooth. Quiet and bold. Contrast doesn’t just make a photo stronger—it tells a deeper story. And maybe that’s why I keep coming back to interiors. Because the beauty of a space isn’t always in its
View fullsize Some styling choices just work on camera — not because they follow a formula, but because they add quiet beauty, texture, or space for the eye to rest. Here are some of my favourites: 1. Natural Texture
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
View fullsize Do you ever find yourself holding onto certain things? Random, beautiful things that you just can’t get rid of? They’re not necessarily useful. Or valuable. But we keep them. Style with them. Move them from place to place like they be

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