House Tour: Water House Studio
An old water house built in 1900 was transformed into a stylish and minimalist photo studio where professionals can relax in comfort.
We love the use of different raw textiles in this space. From the upgraded cement floor, to the exposed brick interior, this industrially chic studio makes the most of the past. White and bright walls compliment the vast amount of space and opens it up to the owner’s own decor interpretation. The owners have cleverly used two-sided walls for set backdrops so that they can experiment with different colour palettes without messing with the original walls. Soft timbre, muted metallics and simple accessories will the character of the space for a progressive and long-term style solution. 
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