Interior art licensing
Curated image sets for hotels, wellness clinics, offices, retirement living, reception spaces and digital displays.
From $350 NZD
Discuss a project
Licensing & commissions
For interiors, accommodation, wellbeing spaces, publishers and thoughtful brands seeking contemporary New Zealand photography grounded in real places, plants, weather and light.
Tell me what you needWays to work together
You do not need to arrive knowing which licence you need. Tell me where the photography will appear, who will see it and how long you expect to use it, and I’ll recommend the clearest option.
Curated image sets for hotels, wellness clinics, offices, retirement living, reception spaces and digital displays.
From $350 NZDDistinctive fine-art imagery for websites, campaigns, publishing, packaging or social content, licensed for agreed use.
Quoted by usageA new photographic collection created around your property, region, plant, memory or story — with licensing tailored to the project.
From $650 NZDImagine this
For a lodge in Aotearoa, I might photograph the harakeke, coastal grasses, river light and garden forms already part of the property, then create a cohesive set for guest rooms, shared spaces and the lodge website.
The result is not decoration borrowed from anywhere. It is a visual story rooted in your surroundings, giving guests a stronger sense of where they are and something they can experience only there.
What happens next
You tell me the space, audience, use, timing and budget.
I recommend existing photographs or outline a tailored shoot and licence.
You approve the direction before final photography and production.
You receive prepared files and a plain-English usage agreement.
Begin with a conversation
Include the project, intended use, number of images or spaces, timing and an approximate budget if you have one. I’ll reply with the clearest next step.
Clear from the start
Price reflects the type of use, audience size, duration, territory, number of images and whether exclusivity is required.
Usually, no. You receive permission to use the images in the agreed ways while copyright remains with Debra Ellen. Full copyright purchase can be discussed separately.
Yes, subject to season, access and travel. A commission proposal will set out what is possible before the photography begins.