The price for a home decor product photo shoot is determined based on the number of products, the number of angles to be photographed, the need for a white background or a decorated set, the use of models and locations, the scope of the video, product styling, set design, and the level of retouching. It would not be accurate to offer a fixed price for the same product group based solely on the number of products.

For home textile products, the following types of images are typically considered together: e-commerce photos with a white background, decorated still lifes, product details, usage scenes, lifestyle photos featuring models, and short product videos. The type of visual content—whether for towels, bedding, tablecloths, bath towels, or kitchen textiles—is selected based on the sales channel.

A staged set in a studio allows for more controlled lighting, faster retakes, and more consistent product comparisons. A real-life home setting, on the other hand, showcases the product’s context of use more naturally. For towels, window film, kitchen products, table settings, and bathroom products, the selection is based on the product’s usage story.

In a lifestyle photo shoot, factors such as model selection, usage scenario, location, styling, set preparation, shooting duration, and the possibility of video production all affect the price. It is particularly important for products such as towels, home textiles, glass cloths, and kitchen and bathroom items for the model to use the product, as this demonstrates the product’s scale and real-world usage.

Yes. You can plan product demonstration videos, Reels, horizontal/vertical promotional videos, and short e-commerce video formats. Video footage can be captured alongside photos of window film installation, towel usage, table setting setup, product unboxing, or details of bathroom products.

Yes, for suitable product categories, white-background shots, stylized still lifes, and lifestyle scenes can be combined into a single production plan. To achieve this, set transitions, lighting setups, surface cleaning, model/location plans, and delivery channels are finalized before the shoot.

Yes. Products can be shipped to the Istanbul studio; for products coming from Europe, the Berlin/Europe service route can also be arranged. Before shipping, the product list, quantity, color, size, fragility, packaging, and the return process after the photo shoot must be finalized.

The delivery timeline is planned based on the number of products, the type of shoot, and the scope of retouching; for standard e-commerce shoots, the selection and delivery schedule is finalized at the start of the project. For projects involving elaborately decorated sets, models, video, or on-location shoots, the editing and approval process is scheduled separately.

Yes. Marketplaces generally require a main image, a white background, product detail shots, and images showing measurements and usage, each with different guidelines. Websites and social media, on the other hand, may require more stylized or lifestyle-oriented content. The shoot plan should be tailored to the platforms where the product will be featured.

Yes. Product presentation, color coordination, accessory selection, table or bathroom arrangements, fabric surfaces, backdrops, and supporting surfaces can all be included in the product styling plan. Meryem Aydın Yıldırım’s experience in art direction and set design can be leveraged at this stage for product, advertising, and campaign projects.