Aleksandra Nova Design Projects

Creative workflow

Working with Aleksandra is an ongoing creative dialogue - instinctive, collaborative, and always rooted in the story of the space. Together, we shape each shoot around light, form, rhythm, and the details that give an interior its identity. The result is a visual language that feels refined and cohesive, balancing strong geometry with a quieter, more editorial sensibility. The images are intentional without feeling overly composed. At a certain point, there is very little left to explain - the work speaks for itself.

Client : Aleksandra Nova Design

Scope : Interior Design, Architecture Photography

Collaborating since 2018

Designed in Layers

This space is all about depth, contrast and rhythm. Strong architectural lines, reflective surfaces and layered textures create a composition that already tells its own story. My approach here was to work with what the design naturally gives us - letting the geometry lead the frame, while using light and perspective to reveal the atmosphere of the space.

The Detail that Defines the Room

This space is all about depth, contrast and rhythm. Strong architectural lines, reflective surfaces and layered textures create a composition that already tells its own story. My approach here was to work with what the design naturally gives us - letting the geometry lead the frame, while using light and perspective to reveal the atmosphere of the space.

Interior Photography that Elevates the Design

Every project is photographed with a focus on architecture, interior design, craftsmanship, composition, natural light, and visual storytelling. My goal is not simply to document a space, but to create refined imagery that communicates the designer’s vision, highlights custom details, and gives each project a strong editorial presence. As a Chicago interior and architectural photographer, I work closely with interior designers, architects, builders, and luxury brands to create photographs that feel intentional, polished, and publication-ready. Great design deserves photography that does more than show the space – it should define how the space is remembered.