Felipe Campos Residence
The studio's first published project: a home in Madrid for which we also designed the interior.
Photographing a space you have designed forces you to look at it twice: first as the designer and then as someone entering it for the first time. At the Felipe Campos Residence, I sought that second perspective.
Light as a guide
Before the shoot, I studied how the sun entered each room throughout the day. The photographic journey followed that light, from the morning in the daytime areas to the afternoon in the bedrooms.
Materials and silence
Wood, stone, and natural textiles call for calm compositions and long exposure times. I worked with a tripod, without flashes, so that the photographs would reflect the actual experience of being there.
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