Hotel, resort and hospitality photography across Riyadh. Riyadh is a working base rather than a travel destination, so a hospitality commission here is planned exactly the way local work is. The hospitality portfolio is led by the Rove Hotels programme and Dar Tantora in AlUla.
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Rooms and suites, lobbies and arrival sequences, restaurants and bars, spa and pool, the exterior and the approach. The set is planned as one body of work so it holds together across a website, an OTA listing, a brand campaign and a press release.
Every property is walked before the shoot. Spaces are photographed around the hour each one actually reads as designed: a lobby where daylight and fitted lighting balance, a suite once the window has stopped blowing out, a terrace at the end of the afternoon.
The hospitality track record runs from the Rove Hotels programme, photographed across several properties for an operator that needed one consistent standard, through to Dar Tantora in AlUla, a hotel built inside a restored heritage settlement.
In Riyadh itself the practice already delivers interior work including the King Fahd Cultural Centre and the KAFD mosque, alongside King Abdullah Financial District across more than ninety buildings. Hospitality commissions here run on that same footing.
