Stacy Markow is an interior design and architecture photographer wearing black blazer and jewelry is holding a tablet and standing in front of a camera on a tripod, with a white bookshelf and decorative items in the background in Texas

ABOUT STACY MARKOW

Drawn to Design, Guided by Light

I’m an interior and architectural photographer based in Dallas–Fort Worth, working with design and hospitality teams throughout North Texas and Austin.

I’m drawn to the interplay of colors and materials, the way light falls across a room, and the details that make you want to spend time there.

My photography is editorial and atmospheric, defined by rich color, expressive light, and attention to texture. I let bright spaces feel luminous and darker interiors retain their depth, preserving the warmth, shadows, and contrasts that contribute to their character.

Every project begins with a conversation about your design: what inspired it, which decisions matter most, and how you want the photographs to support your work. That understanding guides the collection we create together.

Stacy Markow and an interior design client reviewing something on a tablet in a well-lit, modern room with white walls and shelves, woman on the left wearing a gray blazer and woman on the right in a black blazer.
Stacy Markow and an interior design client reviewing something on a tablet in a well-lit, modern room with white walls and shelves, woman on the left wearing a gray blazer and woman on the right in a black blazer.

MY STORY

From Hospitality to Photography

Before photography, I worked in kitchens, hospitality, and wine, eventually earning my certification as a sommelier.

Those years shaped my appreciation for craftsmanship and the experience of a space. The lighting in a restaurant, the textures surrounding a table, the details that make someone feel welcome and comfortable all influence how I see interiors today.

Photography brought those interests together with my love of design and creative problem-solving. Today, I partner with interior designers, architects, builders, and hospitality teams to photograph their work with care and a distinct perspective.

My hospitality background also shapes how I work with people. Thoughtful preparation, clear communication, and attentive collaboration are part of every project, from our first conversation to the finished collection.

  • Stacy's work feels editorial, with a level of precision and attention to detail that sets her apart.

    ASHLEY MCCAIN

    Ashley Marcella Designs

  • Highly professional and exceptionally organized, from start to finish.

    JOSHUA LARSON

    Larson Shores Architecture

  • Stacy captured my space in a way that felt intentional and elevated.

    JENNIFER MOORE

    Remedy Home Interiors

  • Stacy captured our architecture with clarity and intention. She has an exceptional eye.

    JULIE BUCKNER

    Bar & Garden

  • Highly professional and exceptionally organized, from start to finish.

    JOSHUA LARSON

    Larson Shores Architecture

  • Stacy approaches interior photography with a true artist’s eye.

    BRITTNEY LANE

    Brittney Lane Interiors

A woman with brown hair smiling, wearing a floral dress, sitting on a light-colored sofa, holding a glass of wine, in a room with neutral-colored walls.
A woman with brown hair smiling, wearing a floral dress, sitting on a light-colored sofa, holding a glass of wine, in a room with neutral-colored walls.

BEYOND THE CAMERA

A Few Things About Me

Away from work, I’m often planning a trip, spending time outdoors, sharing a meal with family and friends, or carpool karaoke-ing with my nieces (Dancing on my Own by Robyn is our jam).

I tend to notice materials, colors, and light wherever I go: a burl wood dresser, a beautifully proportioned archway, a restaurant that feels especially inviting after the sun goes down. That curiosity follows me into every project I photograph.

A woman in a black blazer takes a photo with a camera on a tripod in an art gallery, with a large framed portrait and a mirror in the background.

LETS GET TO WORK

Tell Me About Your Project.

Whether you’re photographing a home, a restaurant, or a gathering space, I’d love to hear about the design and what you hope to share through the imagery.

Let’s create a collection that captures the character of your project and supports the next chapter of your work.

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