Curated Hotel Photography Selection

Sample work prepared for Blend Resorts
Jan Malkovský – Luxury Hotel & Architecture Photography

Elegant hotel lobby with pink velvet sofas, round coffee tables with flowers, potted plants, ornate railings, a staircase, and a large chandelier.
A hotel room with a large bed, white bedding, and a light blue headboard. There is a mirror above the headboard, two wall-mounted lamps, a artwork of a flower and leaf on the wall, a nightstand with a remote, phone, and notepad. Large window with sheer curtains allows natural light.
A vibrant corridor with green bamboo-themed wall on the left and richly decorated green curtains with gold accents on the right, golden floral ceiling lights, and a glimpse of a room with plants at the end.
Hotel lobby with ornate architecture, a large chandelier, and a patterned rug. Two workers are installing or repairing the rug.

Every space is styled for the camera — not just for everyday use.
Furniture placement, lighting, and visual flow are carefully adjusted to ensure the room feels more open, inviting, and emotionally appealing in a photograph than it might in person.

W Prague

A hotel room with a large bed, white sheets, and pillows, curtains covering a window, a man standing near the window, and wall art of pink flowers with green backgrounds.

Every shot is carefully planned and crafted in cooperation with the hotel’s marketing team.
We don’t aim to show everything — we focus on capturing the unique selling points of each room and space, presenting them in their most aspirational form.

W Prague

Elegant hotel lobby with a large crystal chandelier, arched balconies, and pink velvet sofas arranged around a small round coffee table, with potted plants and a staircase in the background.
Interior lobby with red sofas, round coffee tables, pink flower arrangement, potted plants, ornate staircase, and chandelier in a grand hotel or building.

Left:
The hotel’s original photography:
– Distorted perspective
– Incorrect color tones
– Flat, washed-out atmosphere
– No staging to guide the guest’s attention

Right:
My version — carefully styled, corrected, and lit to present the lobby as it truly feels:
elegant, spacious, and inviting.
This is how a centerpiece space should be shown to future guests.

A dark corridor with green curtains on the right and a person creating light art with a light stick on the left, leading to a lit area at the end.

Left – Original Hotel Photograph
The main feedback we received on this image was that it felt oversaturated, muddy, and the colors did not accurately reflect the real materials or atmosphere of the corridor. The visual impact of this beautiful design was lost.

Right – Our Photography
This was one of the most technically demanding scenes we photographed this year. To faithfully reproduce the true look and feel of the space, we captured 55 separate images, lighting and balancing each element individually, then carefully blended them into a single, cohesive final frame.

The corridor is the primary access route between rooms and the lobby and restaurant, so timing and logistics were critical. We photographed the space at 4:00 AM to ensure full control of the environment, avoid guest traffic, and deliver a clean, uninterrupted composition.

Luxurious hotel lobby with two red sofas facing each other, a round coffee table with a flower arrangement, potted plants, carpet, staircase, elegant railing, chandeliers, and classical architectural details.
View of a modern hotel room featuring a large bed with white bedding, a decorative headboard with built-in reading lamps, and a large mirror with a gold frame above the headboard. The room includes a flat-screen TV on the wall, a side table with toiletries, and artwork on the walls, with curtains and marble flooring in the background.
Elegant hallway with teal velvet curtains decorated with gold botanical designs on the right and teal tiled wall on the left, illuminated by gold floral pendant lights on the ceiling, leading to a seating area with a curved bench at the end.