
The buying season opens
Everything on the shelf is bought in February, so the imagery has to exist before the season does.
01 The Studio. We make it for you.
For brands supplying UK home, garden and DIY retailers.
Done for you, start to finish. One photograph in, every image and video the range needs out, built to your retailer's written specification, checked before it leaves the building and delivered in days. Owned by you outright.
The StudioOne product in, one frame backOne product, every image
One supplier photograph in. Listings, lifestyle, campaign, social and film out, all checked against the retailer's written specification.











Your first frame is free to judge. A human replies, usually the same working day.
How it runs
Taken in plain English, not a form. What the product is, which retailer it is going to, what the range review needs and when. We write the specification back to you before anything is built.
The scene gets built before the light goes on. Surfaces, props, planting, the room around it.
Hard key, real weather, or a blacked out studio with the product suspended in it. The lighting decision is the brand decision.
Every frame is checked against the retailer's written specification before release. Background value, fill of frame, margin, colour, file naming, dimensions. If it will not pass, it does not leave the building.
Named, sized and ready to upload, in the formats your team already uses. Rights assigned to you outright.
Checked against the retailer's written specification.
What comes out
Cut outs, packs, dimension and scale shots, built to the written requirement and checked against it.
Room and garden sets, seasonal variants, hand and model shots, the product doing its actual job.
Hero and key visual, print, out of home, forecourt and trade, framed for every crop from the start.
Social cuts, demonstration, exhibition loops, silent and captioned because most of it plays on mute.
Formats
From one master.
Rights assigned to you outright.
The standard
The exact value the retailer asks for, not nearly white.
The product at the size the slot demands, never lost in the tile.
Clear space on every side, measured, not eyeballed.
The profile the document names, embedded, so colour holds on upload.
Named the way the retailer system reads it, first time.
Pixel dimensions and ratio to the written requirement, at an integer multiple.
Checked against the written document before release rather than after rejection.
Delivered in days, not quarters.
Before and after
Drag the handle across each pair.

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The year
The range is bought before the season opens, so the imagery is made in the quarter before the one it sells in.

Everything on the shelf is bought in February, so the imagery has to exist before the season does.

One good afternoon of light, framed for a listing tile, a forecourt banner and a nine by sixteen social cut on the same day.

British weather is a feature, not a problem.

The quiet quarter is when the work gets made, next season banked while the shelves are full of this one.
A human replies, usually the same working day.
FAQ
Yes, and it is checked against the written document before release rather than after rejection.
You do, outright. Rights are assigned on delivery. No rental, no licence window.
Yes, most of the work is made that way by design. A spring campaign is built in the depths of winter and has to be believable.
Send one product. You get one frame back, made properly, so you judge the actual output rather than somebody else's portfolio.
Yes, including what may be generated, what must be disclosed under the rules that took effect in August 2026, and what must never be altered on a product image.
That is The Platform for teams producing imagery every week, and The School for teams who want to make it in house. Plenty of clients run The Studio alongside both.
Checked against the retailer's written specification.
Begin with one frame
No pitch deck, no portfolio of somebody else's work. You judge the actual output on your own product, then decide.
10. Close
Delivered in days, not quarters.