Dark and Moody Boudoir Studio in Seattle

Step inside a boudoir studio where soft meets bold, and shadows do the storytelling.

Our space is intentionally dark and moody—not because we’re hiding anything, but because drama looks damn good in velvet. Think vintage furniture with stories in the upholstery, textured backdrops in deep jewel tones, and lighting that wraps around you like a secret.

It’s not your average light-and-airy setup. This is for the women who want something more cinematic. More evocative. More them.

Whether you’re lounging across a worn leather settee or framed in silhouette against a moody purple and black wall, you’re not just seen—you’re felt.

This is where softness and strength meet. And where every curve, edge, and detail is captured in its most artful light.

Meet Antoinette: The Victorian Queen of the Studio

She’s dramatic. She’s elegant. And she has better curves than most runway models.

Antoinette is our beloved blush-pink Victorian couch—a vintage showstopper with carved wood accents and tufted velvet upholstery that makes everyone look like they belong on the cover of Paris Vogue. Whether you’re draped across her in lace or rocking an oversized blazer and heels, she brings old-world glamour and rich, editorial vibes to every shot.

She’s not just a prop—she’s a whole mood.

And yes, she has seen some things (all consensual, all fabulous).

While I do change up the studio a lot, she is here until she decides.

While photography is my main art form, styling the space is my other creative playground. Designing the studio lets me flex my deep love for dark, dramatic, maximalist interiors—the kind that feel like velvet and candlelight and a little bit of mischief. I’m constantly on the hunt for vintage treasures: pieces with stories, textures, and character that add richness to the space and work harmoniously with everything else in the room. Every chair, lamp, and ornate frame has been chosen to evolve with the studio—layering history and modern edge into a space that shifts with each session but always feels like a mood.