7 Design-Led Locations
For a truly striking canvas, shoot locations with unique, creative designs are always a great choice. Whether you’re looking for a location for a photoshoot or film, design-led locations add visual depth and an interesting backdrop. Here are just seven of our favourite design-led locations that each have eye-catching interior designs.
As a former Gin Distillery, this shoot location was transformed by architect Rupert Scott. A blend of exposed steelwork, timber and concrete flooring, and neutral tones are elevated by natural lighting, streaming through Crittall windows.

Owned by a photographer, Blackwood House is a minimalistic and stylish location, dressed in a blend of black stained wood, deep blues, browns and greys. Its creative use of light and architectural lines make a fascinating canvas.

Uniquely wrapped around an internal courtyard, Kingsley combines natural finishes, clean lines and a minimalistic aesthetic with warmth and character. With a tranquil feel, the property balances modern luxury with understated elegance.

Contemporary, luxurious and scandi-minimalist, Troverta features Edwardian character, rustic features like wooden beams, and elegant mid-century designer furniture. Natural stone floors, open-plan spaces and views of a landscaped garden create a harmonious setting.

Adeline is an Edwardian family home with a thoughtful extension. Seamlessly, the extension connects to the property to feature an open-plan kitchen and diner, with original wooden beams, concrete flooring and large Crittall windows. The space uniquely blends a classic style with industrial, modern elements.

With a truly serene interior, Hygge features sculptural design elements throughout the home. A sweeping curved hallway, clever office space and warm, neutral tones cohesively create a uniquely-designed oasis.

As a contemporary wood-fronted home, Kindred Mews has been designed with warm wood-pannelled interiors and neutral tones. The property’s spaces are filled with light, with expansive floor-to-ceiing windows and a thoughtfully-placed skylight in its double-height atrium.

