FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY / FOR INTERIOR DESIGNERS
Art within
the architecture.
Landscape photography selected with the whole room in mind. Work with Vitor Lindo to consider image, proportion and presence for your project.
Explore the collections ↗
START WITH THE WORK
A photograph.
A point of connection.
Choose a landscape for the way it belongs in a space: the movement of its lines, the quiet of its palette, or a connection to a particular place.
Explore the Lowcountry collection and wider portfolio, then bring a small selection into the project conversation. For identifiable Savannah subjects, start with the Savannah photographs.
Prints and presentation ↗Architectural-scale work ↗
Give the image
room to breathe.
The wall is one part of the brief. Furniture, nearby materials, daylight and the distance from which the work is seen all help shape a useful discussion.
A PROJECT CONVERSATION / THREE STARTING POINTS
The setting
Share wall dimensions, elevations or room photographs, viewing distances and the stage of the design.
The selected work
Send image references or collection links. Discuss proportion, file suitability and possible presentation for those specific photographs.
The decision process
Identify project timing, the people reviewing the artwork and the approvals needed before production. Confirm proofing and production requirements for the project.
FROM SELECTION TO PROJECT DISCUSSION
Bring the room.
Find the work.
Vitor’s Savannah Convention Center commission involved image creation, file preparation and large-format proofing coordination with the project and fabrication teams. Explore that process, or begin with your own design brief.
Share your design project ↗Read the commission story ↗