Interior photography often conjures images of grand, meticulously styled spaces—high-end homes with perfect lighting and flawless decor. But what if you could capture beautiful images in the most ordinary of spaces? The truth is, beauty exists everywhere, and with the right mindset and approach, you can turn even the most mundane settings into captivating photographs.

As a stylist or interior designer exploring photography, you may have already learned the basics of framing and lighting. But to create images that stand out, it's time to get-to-know some post-production techniques like photo merging and the use of presets for editing. These tools can help you achieve an editorial style and maintain consistency across your portfolio. Here’s how to integrate these techniques into your workflow.