Interior Photography by Jessica Antola

Born in Los Angeles, Jessica Antola has lived in Brooklyn for the past four years. Previously, she lived and worked in Paris, Rome, and Portland, Oregon. In her decade long photography career, Jessica has shot advertising campaigns for globally recognized brands, features for international magazines and three books. An avid traveler, she has produced images portraying rarely photographed people, cultures and landscapes from West Papua, Antarctica, Tibet and Myanmar. Jessica holds degrees from Cornell University and The Art Center College of Design.
Awards Include: Photo District News, PDN’s 30, The International Photography Awards, the French Prix de la Photographie, The Julia Margaret Cameron Award and American Photography.
Clients include: American Express, T: The New York Times Style Magazine, W, Dwell, Travel + Leisure, Kate Spade, Bang & Olufsen, and Jonathan Adler.

Interior Photography by Clive Frost

Clive Frost was born in 1953 in Manila, Philippines. After indenture training as a journalist on a local Sussex newspaper, he completed, with Distinction, from 1974 to 1977, a Higher National Diploma in Creative Photography at The London College of Printing.
Since 1977, Clive has worked as a photographer for magazines in both the U.K. and internationally. Over the last 30 years, he has become best known for his portraiture, interiors/architecture and travel photography. His commercial portraits are often set within the context of a domestic or commercial environment.

For his gallery photography, he makes limited edition large scale single, diptych, triptych and multiple images, in colour and black and white, of landscapes, cityscapes, man-made and natural forms in their everyday surroundings.

Interior Photography by Nika Zupanc

Nika Zupanc graduated with honors from the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Ljubljana in 2000. Her bachelor’s thesis received the prestigious university Prešeren Award for students for the highest achievement in industrial design in 2001. After graduating, she started working as an independent designer and today she is a regular member of various design projects throughout the world.
In 2004 the British Council selected her as a talented young professional in the Rising Stars of New Europe project, and the next year she was selected as a national finalist in product design for the IYDEY (International Young Designer of the Year) award, organized by the British Council and 100% Design. Between 2005 and 2007 she showed off her range of works everywhere, from 100% Design and Designersblock in London, the Young Talent Show in Hong Kong, the Review Gallery at the Center for Architecture and Design, and the Lighthouse in Glasgow to Milan Satellite and gallery shows.

Interior Photography by Andy Barnes

Andy Barnes rew up in the harsh and beautiful, post apocalyptic landscape of Northwest Indiana. In 1997 Andy moved to Chicago to study photography under the esteemed faculty at Columbia College. A list of his clients includes names like Crate and Barrel, Land’s End, Sc Johnson, and Levis’. Andy work regularly with everyone from small design firms and magazines to large advertising agencies like Ogilvy and Mather and Leo Burnett.