Flooring Photography

Available in a variety of materials, colours and textures. When photographing flooring, it's essential to provide natural looking images your consumers can rely on.

Carpets, rugs, tiles, laminate, vinyl or wood - we provide high-quality room set, cameo and swatch imagery, perfect for use in catalogues, web and print media.

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Flooring

Texture, manufacture and design

When it comes to flooring, we've got it covered! Providing multiple angles and creative viewpoints, allowing consumers to see which product will perfectly compliment their home.

Natural lighting is key for displaying colours, textures and optional finishes. Flooring must be photographed with uniform and consistency – allow your customers to browse, compare and contrast your products with confidence.

With accurate, consistant and complimentary styled images; the only problem your customers will have will be deciding which of your beautiful floors to choose.

Carpets
Wood and vinyl
Tiles

Capture various depth of pile, from deep and luxurious to smooth and durable.

Expertly lit, highlighting textures and grains. Display functionality and additional benefits of your floors with a room set environment or additional props.

Laid with precision and attention to detail. Our Set Build team expertly lay your floor, as you would expect to have it in your own home.

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Flooring photography

Trend setting

Create a statement feature floor or a whole room set; give your products a realistic setting. Styled beautifully and coordinated to suit the latest flooring trends.

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Finding the right balance

When selling online or as part of a brochure, the flooring should always be the main focus. We strive to balance complimenting props and angles, to ensure that the floor is the prominent feature.Our larger room sets are perfect for patterned and detailed floors. Close-up images allow your audience to appreciate detail and textures.