We photographed this thatched family home in Somerset earlier this year. Sean and his team brought in rich fabrics and colour while retaining the charm of this older property and we needed to reflect this in the imagery.

It was a pleasure to photograph this beautiful Grade II listed Georgian townhouse in Bath for Sean Symington, a project now featured in The English Home magazine. The brief was to capture the sophisticated balance between the home's classic architecture and Sean's use of a fresh, pastel colour palette. My goal was to create images that felt both grand and intimate, telling the story of a historic, liveable family home.

Securing a magazine cover is the ultimate goal for many interior designers, and this project is a perfect case study in how to achieve it. It was a pleasure to be commissioned by Sean Symington to photograph his sensitive restoration of this charming Tudor farmhouse in Suffolk. From the outset, our shared goal was to create a set of images that were not just beautiful, but compelling enough to pitch for a major feature.

It was a privilege to be commissioned by GP&J Baker to photograph their new "House Small Prints II" collection, a series of designs which includes prints created in collaboration with the interior designer Sean Symington. The brief was to create a high quality set of images for their official launch, capturing the quality and intricate detail of these beautiful new textiles in a real home setting.

It was a pleasure to photograph this beautiful family home in a picturesque French village just south of Paris, a project that has now been featured in a stunning 10-page spread in Homes & Gardens. Working for interior designer Sean Symington, our goal was to showcase the seamless blend of classic French architecture with contemporary interior design, creating images to catch a magazine editors eye.

A shoot in Dorset, capturing this Sean Symington designed guest bedroom and adjoining bathroom. Pulling together fabrics, wallpapers, curtains and then executing a design like this takes skill so I wanted my images to do the project justice.