Seatoun House is a home that isn't afraid of colour. Checkerboard tile, cobalt ceramics, a red front door, artwork stacked floor to ceiling — every room has something in it that makes you look twice.
The brief was to photograph a house with a real personality without flattening it. That meant working with the light rather than against it, letting the deep teals and navy velvets sit as dark as they actually are, and keeping the frame tight enough that the small things read: a ribbed amber glass, a blue cactus, a hand-thrown vase on a tiled console.
