All i wanted is to have a photo studio as well so we decided to rent and to build a small studio. Sean purchased a prefab house that he can convert to an office, studio and gallery.
He has chosen the last style in the model photos of houses above. Sean found a place to rent (i am just not sure of the exact location though).
He started building the studio, to the flooring and the interior. I wanted wood for flooring so i asked him to put a darker one, plain and simple.
The place got a lot of buildings as well, a not quite nice environment. ;)
Time for Sean to get some furnitures. Counter and lounge for the main room which will be the office and reception area.
Sean purchased a studio set with camera, backdrop, fogging effect and lighting. These all he set up on the second floor he built on top of the house.
He picked this three-seater red couch for the lounge are.
I made the signage for Montreal Studio.
And also the name by the entrance of the gallery.
Outside by the window isn't such a nice site so Sean put something to cover up that area. A nice wood carved texture from Torley's textures made a nice touch in there.
Below is where the gallery is. Sean working out on the frames for the artwork displays.
Sean displayed some of my works in there already. We are still on the process of fixing the studio but we will be open for business soon.
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