FAQ
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can i come in for a tour?
Of course! Tours are given Fridays at 8:30AM by appointment only and last 15-30 minutes. We allow 5 groups with no more than 3 in each group per tour time. Please be on time as we often have rentals beginning when we open at 9AM. If you already have an event booked and are needing more time to plan or walk through, you will need to book a studio rental. You can book a tour HERE.
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when should i arrive for my rental?
You can arrive at the studio up to 10 minutes before your rental time. We do not allow early arrivals as we do book back to back. Once your rental is over a studio manager will check to see that everything is clean and that there is no damage to the space itself or the furniture before you leave. Cleaning and or damage fees may be applicable at the studio managers discretion.
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what is included in my rental?
Your rental will include smaller furniture pieces that are present in the room you have rented, first come first serve amenity access and access to the lobby area.
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what is not included in my rental?
Any of our offered add ons are available at an additional cost.
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what items are prohibited?
Sand, confetti, confetti balloons, glitter, sparklers, flower petals and oil based sprays are not allowed on the property. Candles must be LED or in glass votives so that wax does not get on the floor.
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are pets allowed?
Pets are allowed! There is a $25 fee per pet. PETS MUST BE ON LEASH AT ALL TIMES AND CLEANED UP AFTER IF THEY GO IN THE YARD.
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Do you allow boudoir or artistic nudes to be photographed in the studio?
Yes we do, however privacy is not guaranteed unless you opt for a Full Studio rental.
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can i shoot video in the studio?
Yes, we do suggest renting the full studio to minimize sound interference.
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Are there restrooms available?
Yes there are 4 restrooms located inside the main house.
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do you allow cake smashes?
Cake smashes are allowed but there must be a rug/sheet placed under the cake as the oils in the icing will leave a permanent residue on the floors.
Room Tours
The Oak
Bright white walls and polished concrete floors give this room a fresh modern feel while the aging, whitewashed brick and salvaged 9 ft doors bring in some European charm. This is a great multipurpose space featuring 17 ft high ceilings and large windows facing East. There are 3 skylights which really maximize the light in this room and they are complete with remote control shades if you wish to tone things down a bit. Double sided rolling backdrop wall/all furniture pieces pictured are included with the rental of The Oak.
The Elm
This space consists of two separate rooms with ample background opportunities. An antique claw foot tub backed with tile imported from Spain and an aged blue brick wall can be found in the first section. Walk through the French doors (handmade by Jeremy) and find a dark floral mural and a stunning concrete textured wall that makes for a stunning backdrop. The first section of this space has windows facing South and West and the second section has windows facing East which keeps it lit in the morning and afternoon. All furniture pictured is included with the rental of The Elm.
The Alder
Clean lines, warm natural light and solid white oak floors, need I say more? This space has West facing windows and the light pours in as the sun sets. The walls are textured with Venetian plaster in a warm white and the 2 walls on opposite ends are plastered with a special Stucco mix in a neutral linen color to create dynamic texture. The room wouldn't be complete without gorgeous salvaged doors, probably my favorite pair in the whole studio! Furniture pictured is included with the rental of The Alder.
The Willow
Our newest addition, The Willow! Our glasshouse features 17ft ceilings, marble floors and gold chandeliers. The sun rises behind and sets on the front and it is located in a shady area so shooting throughout the day is possible. The 2 chandeliers work great for moody lighting in the evening. Furniture pictured is included with the rental of The Willow. *There is no heat/AC in the glasshouse. There will be fans in the summer, however this will not do anything to change the ambient temperature of the space.