Luxury Art Deco Aparment - Family Room -

We wanted to circle back to this outstanding luxury apartment by Orren Pickell and highlight the family room.

Built during the Art Deco period, the apartment retains its original charm, and is as up to date as any newly built apartment. Original wood flooring, plaster walls, and trim remain intact throughout. In the family room, the preserved bench window seating stood out—complete with cedar chest storage compartments that are perfect for blankets and pillows, creating an inviting nook for late-night movies on winter evenings. The room’s scale and layout make the apartment comfortable for a family of six or more.

Check our prior posts for images of the second-floor master suite, guest rooms, and the main floor foyer, den, home office, and servants’ quarters. This remarkable home overlooks Lake Shore Drive. More to come. 

Chicago Condo - Luxury Dining Room -

Just a quick post of a stunning luxury condo dining room we photographed for Lauren. We really love photographing this Condo. It some of Lauren finest work. More to come from this space soon.

Office Scapes - Black & White -

One of the most striking elements of this conference room and the adjoining offices is the interplay of pure white walls and black trim. The strong, clean lines frame the warm wood flooring outside the conference room and draw attention to the wooden conference tabletop and matching credenza. Large architectural photographs, printed in rich black-and-white and framed as art, punctuate the space and reinforce the room’s refined, minimalist palette. The contrast between monochrome accents and natural wood creates a balanced, elegant atmosphere well suited for focused meetings and creative work. More from this shoot will be shared in upcoming posts. 

Office Scapes - eNetwork -

Offices come in all shapes, forms, and sizes. This one is spartan and functional—no added amenities—but still impressive. Polished concrete floors catch the light, colorful cubicles bring energy to an otherwise modest floorplan, and a compact conference room and humble reception/waiting area keep the focus on purpose and efficiency.

We loved shooting this project: clean lines, honest materials, and a team that made the session easy and fun. More images coming soon. 

The Winds Leasing Center -

When you’ve spent weeks shooting high-end restaurants and hotels, a brief for something simple can feel like a welcome pause — a chance to catch your breath. But “simple” is deceptive. Making a modest space read as thoughtful, inviting, and purposeful often takes more careful decisions than photographing an ornate interior. The challenges don’t disappear; they change. Light, composition, and detail become the tools that elevate restraint into presence.

For The Winds Leasing Center, our brief was to show how the straightforward exterior and interiors fit naturally within the surrounding duplexes and homes, and to communicate that this is a comfortable, multi-use facility for residents. The design needed to read as approachable: a place for a quick workout, a small gathering, a quiet moment, or even a fast dog bath. That meant focusing on scale, material transitions, and moments of human activity that suggest use without staging theatrically.

We were really happy with the results, and the client was too. The images show a modest facility that feels integrated, accessible, and designed for everyday use — a reminder that simplicity, when thoughtfully photographed, can be as compelling as luxury. 

LaQuinta Inn near Galvestion TX -

Shot a couple of years back, this fresh La Quinta Inn near Galveston, Texas. We arrived just before dark and took advantage of the early evening sky, photographing a few exterior views that showcase the building’s clean lines and coastal context. Inside, we captured the bar and lobby — warm, inviting spaces with thoughtful lighting and material details that read well both on location and on camera. More from this project coming soon.

Dalmec Break Room -

The excitement of remodeling your office workspace cannot be underestimated. Suddenly you’re eager to “get back into it” — arriving early, lingering later, noticing colleagues are more motivated and delighted by the refreshed environment. Office morale spikes, collaboration increases, and productivity follows.

One of the most effective ways to boost that momentum is updating the break room. The break room is where incidental meetings form, brief strategy sessions happen over coffee, and employees can step away to gather their thoughts before returning to their desks. It’s where people unwind at lunch, catch up on personal tasks, and take that necessary breath at the end of a long day. Thoughtful design here directly supports stronger workplace culture, creativity, and well-being.

Key Interiors has crafted some of the finest office break areas we have ever photographed, and this space is no exception. The composition balances form and function: clean lines and durable surfaces meet warm textures and comfortable seating, encouraging both informal collaboration and quiet respite. Well-considered lighting design keep the room inviting throughout the day. Integrated amenities — ample counter space, high-quality appliances, and cleverly concealed storage — make the space efficient without feeling clinical. These are the elements that make employees slow down, stay longer, and return to work recharged. 

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