Babouris Co-Living - Interior & Lifestyle Photography

Co-living and HMO developments live or die on how well they sell the lifestyle, not just the room — prospective residents are weighing your space against every other shared-living option before they've set foot inside, and the photography is doing that work whether you've planned for it or not. Babouris, an award-winning co-living investment and management platform in Cambridge, is a case study in getting that right. I work with them to photograph their premium properties, creating interior and lifestyle imagery that captures the character of each space and helps articulate their brand experience.

Client: Babouris Real Estate
Location: Cambridge, UK
Services: Creative Direction, Interior Photography, Property Photography, Lifestyle Brand Photography

How we work together

This interior and lifestyle photography collaboration for Babouris brings together creative direction, collaborative working, and brand-led storytelling to capture the character of each space across the portfolio.

Creative Direction

Each project begins with clear creative direction shaped by the design intent of the space. We align on mood, materials, light, and usage, ensuring the interior photography supports the wider brand narrative and reflects how the space is meant to be experienced.
Collaborative Framing

Photography is a collaborative process. By reviewing compositions together on an iPad, we refine framing and perspective in real time. This approach ensures the final interior and lifestyle images feel intentional, aligned, and true to the original design vision.
Lifestyle Brand Shoots

Where appropriate, subtle lifestyle moments are introduced to bring interiors to life. These images add human scale, warmth, and context, helping brands communicate how spaces are lived in, not just how they look.
Attention to Detail

Great interior photography is defined by details. Careful attention is given to materials, finishes, textures, and the way light interacts with a space, capturing the elements that give each interior its character and depth.
Real-World Flexibility

Interior projects don’t always follow a fixed plan. Whether working around unfinished spaces, changing light, or a reduced scope, the approach stays flexible — focusing on making the most of what’s available without compromising the final images.