Interior Photography
Andi Marshall Interiors offers professional interior photography for completed design projects, as well as vacation properties and personal residences throughout Idaho and beyond.
With 20+ years of combined experience in interior design, styling, and professional photography, Andi captures spaces as they’re meant to be experienced. You’ll feel the intention, thanks to an eye trained by two decades of designing the rooms she photographs.
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A Designer's Eye Behind the Lens
Andi designs and photographs interiors. Her dual background means she sees how materials and light work together in a space before she picks up a camera. This approach creates images that truly capture depth, intention and feeling.
Gallery

Herringbone floors, oak islandandstone fireplace
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White colonial remodel
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Modern white farmhouse with black steel windows
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Vaulted, beamed living room with gas fireplace
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Brick fireplace with sage built-ins
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Hazen Ranch
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Stone fireplace with sage shiplap built-ins
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Dark-wood ceiling great room and kitchen
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Light-oak built-in fireplace great room
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Service FAQ
What does the interior photography process look like?
We primarily use natural light to capture spaces as they’re meant to be experienced. We tether to a laptop onsite so you can see images in real time. A full home interior shoot starts at $600 and can incur additional fees for exterior images, extensive product shots, extensive square footage, or multiple client use rights. We can tailor this to your needs and desired images.
How is interior photography different from real estate photography?
Real estate photography is built for a quick turn around usually consisting of wide-angle (often distorted) shots of every room, overly saturated colors and unrealistic window views. Though consistent, the results are often generic and can be underwhelming. Interior photography captures the intention behind the design of a space. That means more considered angles, attention to how light interacts with the space, detail shots that show the texture of materials, vignettes that show slices of a space, or the way a room feels at a specific time of day. Although some high end real estate clients apply, interior photography clients are more typically interior designers, home builders and commercial businesses.
Can Andi Marshall Interiors photograph a space they didn't design?
Yes. Andi photographs all of her own interior design and styling projects, and she also works with other designers, homeowners, and builders who need professional photography for spaces they've already completed. Her design background is an advantage in any context; she sees how a room is composed and knows how to capture it at its best.

