THE conservatory

A dual studio for ethereal whites and moody depths

THE white room

A study in light and softness, The White Room feels like stepping into an artist’s daydream—muted, romantic, and endlessly versatile. West and south-facing windows flood the 195 sq ft space with golden, natural light throughout the day, creating a perfect stage for bright, ethereal photography.

The design is minimal yet sculptural: paneled walls frame a sweeping arched mural that sets a timeless tone. A textured cream sofa anchors the scene, while natural oak floors, layered rugs, and olive shades add warmth and dimension. The palette is warm white with hints of stone and blush, making it ideal for both modern lifestyle shoots and soft editorial moments.

Perfect For: Bridal and maternity portraits, lifestyle branding, newborn sessions, fine art family photos, or content that thrives on airy, clean tones.

Key Features:

  • West and south-facing windows for all-day golden light

  • Textured white sofa and modern, neutral furnishings

  • Arched mural backdrop with classic paneling

  • Narrow arched, wallpapered niche

  • Natural oak floors and a layered rug for depth

  • Organic greenery and minimal, elevated styling

  • Editorial-friendly tones that look refined yet effortless

THE charcoal room

Dramatic, cinematic, and unapologetically bold—The Charcoal Room is where moody portraits and editorial storytelling come to life. 145 sq ft space with West-facing windows cut across deep gray walls with ornate panel detailing, creating sculpted shadows that shift beautifully throughout the day.

The room’s character is defined by luxurious, statement furnishings: a sapphire blue velvet Chesterfield sofa, vintage leather wingback chair, and antique-style carved bench. Every element here feels tactile and rich, from the aged woods to the velvet textures, perfect for fine art portraiture or fashion-forward concepts.

Perfect For: Elegant bridals, editorial and fashion shoots, moody headshots, romantic couple portraits, cinematic storytelling, or branding that calls for shadow, drama, and depth.

Key Features:

  • West-facing windows with painterly, directional light

  • Deep charcoal-gray walls with ornate panel accents

  • Sapphire velvet sofa with studded trim

  • Vintage leather wingback chair for a classic, textured focal point

  • Carved antique-style bench and tall mirror for depth and reflection

  • A luxurious, editorial aesthetic that pairs well with fine art styling

A blue tufted velvet sofa with round pillows on a wooden floor in front of an ornate, light gray wall with decorative molding.
An elegant vintage-style beige tufted bench with carved wooden legs placed against a dark gray wall on a wooden floor.
A blue velvet tufted sofa with two round pillows and brass nailhead trim, placed against a charcoal grey wall with ornate decorative moldings.
A large, tilted mirror reflecting a blue tufted sofa and ornate decorative wall panels, with a white upholstered bench on the wooden floor beside a gray wall.
A vintage blue velvet sofa with button tufting and large round pillows on each side, set against a grey wall with ornate decorative molding and embellishments.
A blue velvet tufted sofa with rolled arms and gold nailhead trim in a room with ornate grey wall paneling.
Close-up of an old, worn leather armchair with a high back, showing signs of age and extensive use, against a dark background.
Sunlight streams through a window onto a brown armchair in a room with dark walls and a wooden door.
Reflection of a blue tufted velvet sofa, a beige quilted bench, and ornate wall decor visible in a large standing mirror in a room with wooden floors and gray walls.
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Lighting

The lighting is brightest late afternoon, when you have direct light coming through the three western windows. Before midday, the charcoal room is much deeper and more diffuse with only West windows. In the mornings and midday with the large south window, the white room is bright and diffuse with consistent lighting throughout.

Usage

You are free to move everything around and arrange the decor!

We have things set in ways we think are cool but go for it! The couches and decor can be moved. You are also welcome to open doors, shoot through windows, be creative! Please be mindful of the white rug and white furniture, you will be charged if you get it dirty or stained!

Decor and Resources:

Bathrooms are through the Nook across from the Salon as well as upstairs in the Gable, please read the rules in your agreement, and be mindful of other people using those spaces.

Shades: All the windows have spring loaded pull down shades. Please be careful using them, they tend to snap if you let them go to quickly

Lights: There is a remote for the overhead light in the charcoal room and there is a switch on the west wall by the arch of the light in the white room.

A digital color palette titled 'The Conservatory Color Palette' featuring seven circles of different colors: white, ivory, olive, golden oak, gray, blue, and brown, each labeled with their color names underneath.

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