Furniture Problem Summer 2024

When Furniture Problem joined the @design.at.329 collective—a network of 15 distinctive vintage dealers coexisting in a single warehouse—they seized the moment to refresh their brand imagery. Before shooting in their newly assigned space, we performed a thorough walkthrough to understand every detail: product arrangement, spatial flow, and how best to style each piece. This planning phase was crucial in setting the tone of the photoshoot, clarifying all creative decisions beforehand.

With a pre-shoot styling session, we maximized the studio’s existing resources—assessing what might be added or reconfigured to create the right vibe. By the time shoot day arrived, every detail was locked in, from lighting directions to product pairings. The result was a suite of dynamic, on-brand images that celebrate Furniture Problem’s presence in the design.at.329 collective—perfectly capturing the energy of their vintage collection while effectively reflecting the ethos of their new home.

Mid-century modern wooden sideboard with various decor items including a potted plant, books, and a vase, on a patterned carpet.
Person flipping through a magazine on a wooden desk with shelves and a clear glass decanter.
Person holding an orange mid-century modern chair with wooden legs and black metal supports, standing on a concrete floor.
Red glasses and yellow plates on glass table
A person sitting on a colorful striped vintage armchair with a metal frame, wearing jeans and a white shirt.
Two people sitting in chairs facing each other, wearing white shirts and jeans, in a minimalist room.
Man sitting on yellow chair with chrome frame, wearing white t-shirt and blue jeans, beside another empty yellow chair.
Person holding a red wall clock in front of their face, standing among various modern chairs in a room with artwork on the wall.
Person sitting on an artistic wooden chair, reading a book titled 'NEUTRA,' in a minimalist indoor setting.