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Heirloom Era

Colour worth keeping. Five lived-in, mid-tone vinyl photography backdrops that look like they’ve been loved for years, built for food and product shoots and made to pair with each other.

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  • Heirloom Era: Colour Worth Keeping

    Heirloom Era: Colour Worth Keeping

    Heirlooms used to be handed down. These days we find them ourselves, on the kerb, on Marketplace, or on the floor of an ex's bedroom. The jeans you've worn since...

    Heirloom Era: Colour Worth Keeping

    Heirlooms used to be handed down. These days we find them ourselves, on the kerb, on Marketplace, or on the floor of an ex's bedroom. The jeans you've worn since...

  • Flash Drip: Dazed, Not Confused

    Flash Drip: Dazed, Not Confused

    I've been chasing a particular look in spirit photography for a while. Not the white void. Not the perfectly lit, everything-in-its-place studio setup. Something with more atmosphere. Something that felt...

    Flash Drip: Dazed, Not Confused

    I've been chasing a particular look in spirit photography for a while. Not the white void. Not the perfectly lit, everything-in-its-place studio setup. Something with more atmosphere. Something that felt...

  • Neo Bistro: The Aesthetic That Eats

    Neo Bistro: The Aesthetic That Eats

    Minimalism had a decent run. Everything softened. Palettes went neutral, light went diffused, edges went nowhere. It was tasteful. Restrained. And after a few years of it, deeply, thoroughly under-seasoned....

    Neo Bistro: The Aesthetic That Eats

    Minimalism had a decent run. Everything softened. Palettes went neutral, light went diffused, edges went nowhere. It was tasteful. Restrained. And after a few years of it, deeply, thoroughly under-seasoned....

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