Make Your Editorial Dreams Come True with These 6 Dallas Interior Stylists
It’s FINALLY here!! You’ve hit the finish line on your project; install day is done, clients get their house back, and you’re ready to have the spaces photographed for your portfolio. Before you schedule your interior design photoshoot, please ask yourself where you want your business to be in the next 5-10 years.
I get it, it’s a heavy question. When you’re just starting out and getting a business off the ground, you just want to grow by any means necessary so you can be successful, but I urge you to really think about this and don’t be afraid to dream big here. Load that vision with dream sequence scenarios and pie in the sky ideals.
Bring this information to your photographer, so we have a deep understanding of your photoshoot (and image usage) needs so we can aid in your growth.
It’s simple, really. The success of your business is heavily correlated to your marketing plan. Without one, you’re only going to tread water.
The digital media landscape has it’s downsides, but one incredible thing it’s done is it has leveled the playing field. Marketing your business today has never been more accessible, more affordable, and I’m still bewildered at the incredible reach some of these platforms have. Twenty years ago, marketing your business required taking out ads publications, newspapers, and local magazines. They were small, and they cost a fortune. There was no way to measure ROI, and it was a classic throw money at the wall and hope it lands a client or two.
Having an understanding of this growth plan will shape the creative direction of your photoshoot. If you have publication or press goals, you NEED to hire a professional interior stylist for every photoshoot. Stylists are absolute magicians when it comes to understanding how a camera reads a space. They are the secret sauce to getting your project images in print, and they bring so much to the photoshoot (in terms of creative direction and prop acquisition) that enhances the way your work appears on camera and makes your images sing for years to come.
I still pinch myself most days that I get to do this for a living. Being a Dallas Editorial Photographer, I have the pleasure of photographing some stunning homes and gorgeous interior spaces. The images will always be better if a stylist is on set, that is a an absolute fact.
So If you have ambitious growth goals and obtaining press features is part of that plan, here’s a list of some of the most talented interior stylists in Dallas.
Trust These Incredible Interior Stylists In Dallas For Your Next Editorial Photo Shoot
Brandi Cooling Stylist
Brandi Cooling is a Dallas stylist who has a world of experience curating creative interior spaces for photoshooots. Before she worked as a stylist, she ran a photo studio that worked with companies including JCPenney, Nordstrom, and Wisteria. She specializes in floral design, set design, editorial work, and food and tabletop design.
Emily Gibson
Emily Gibson is an interior and prop stylist with experience in both product and commercial styling. She knows how to take big, bold colors and create a tablescape that’s as refined as it is whimsical. She has worked with brands like Neiman Marcus, Acuvue, SimpliSafe, and Chase Bank.
Elizabeth Ulrich Design
Elizabeth Ulrich splits her time between Dallas and Nashville to work as a photo and video prop stylist. She has done extensive work for editorial publications and ad campaigns, partnering with companies like Tom Ford and Magnolia Home. Her attention to detail will take a space and elevate it so you can attract more publication placements.
Jenny O’Connor Studio
Jenny O’Connor has extensive interior styling experience curating spaces across a variety of styles nationwide. Her work has been featured in publications including Better Homes and Gardens, D Home, Architectural Digest, Country Home, Tribeza, Dwell, and Luxe.
Melanie McKinley
Melanie McKinley is an interior stylist who uses her environment to tell a story. Her use of textures and colors has graced the pages of publications such as Coastal Living, Luxe Magazine, and Southern Home. She will be there for everything, including accessory sourcing, so you can have details that elevate your space.
Thais Schmidt
Thais Schmidt is stylist who can works across a wide range of styles.
These Interior Stylists In Dallas Will Help You Achieve Front Page Level Photos
If you are looking for a way to elevate your space for publications, these interior stylists in Dallas will take it to the next level. Check them out the next time you’re booking a photoshoot.
Are you looking for the person to help you capture your space? Then, I would love to connect! I am a Dallas editorial photographer, and I adore working with creative people who want to show off their projects. If you need the right person to document your style, let’s have a conversation so you can decide if I am the right fit for you. Send me a message if you would like to find out more!
Hi! I’m Stacy—an interior design and architecture photographer in Dallas, Texas.
I create beautiful imagery for interior designers that elevates their brands and grows their business. Wanna work together? Let’s chat
