Product photography for furniture & home goods
We photograph the furniture you make the way a buyer actually sees it — the grain, the joinery, the weight of the light. Stills and short film, booked by the shoot.
Trusted by independent makers and e-commerce home brands across New England — from reclaimed-oak workshops to ceramics studios shipping nationwide.
Shoot packages
Every package is a fixed scope with a fixed number of final, retouched files. You know what you'll pay and what you'll get before the backdrop goes up. Volume beyond a package is quoted per additional SKU.
From $685
Clean, consistent white-sweep photography built for marketplace and e-commerce listings. One product, every angle a buyer asks for.
$1,480
White-sweep stills plus a styled room vignette — rugs, ceramics, raking afternoon light — so the piece reads as something to live with, not a spec sheet.
$2,950
The full set — stills, styled scenes, and three short vertical video clips cut for ads and product pages. Built for a launch, not a listing.
Request a quote
Full seasonal catalogs, large SKU runs, and recurring content retainers. We scope the shoot days, the per-SKU rate, and the delivery calendar together.
Before you book
“A photograph of furniture has one job: make a stranger online trust the weight of it — the grain, the finish, how light sits in the joinery.”
The working principle at Mallet & Grain
Most makers drop off at 173 Haverhill Ave the day before a shoot, or ship ahead and we uncrate and stage. For large or finished-on-site builds we also shoot on location within greater Rhode Island.
Retouched stills land within ten working days of the shoot; lifestyle film clips within fourteen. Rush turnaround for a launch date is available — tell us the deadline before we book.
Every package includes one round of revisions on selected files, and any reframe or relight we agreed to and missed is reshot at no charge within seven days.
Yes. You receive a full commercial licence for all delivered stills and clips across listings, ads, and print catalogs. We keep the right to show the work in our own portfolio.
Send your current catalog or a reference set and we'll build a lighting template to sit beside it — so a new piece doesn't look like it was shot by someone else.
Two ways a chair gets photographed
Your first shoot
Tell us each piece, its dimensions, and which views your listings need — three-quarter hero, straight-on, detail of the joinery or hardware. We build the shot list from it before you arrive.
Note the wood, stain, and sheen, and point us at any existing catalog image you want the new work to sit beside. Matte oak and high-gloss lacquer want different light — we set for it ahead of time.
Shopify, Amazon, a printed catalog, paid social — each wants a different crop and resolution. Tell us the destinations and we deliver files already sized and named for them.
Book your shoot
You approve the shot list and the file count before anything is photographed. No open-ended day rate running up a bill.
The same eyes that light your piece colour-grade and crop it — so the finish you built is the finish buyers see online.