Client: Purvi Shah Interiors
Project Type: Interior Photography
Space Type: Office
Location: Mumbai, India
About the Project
I worked with Purvi Shah Interiors to document the office of Zeus Air Freight, a second-generation freight forwarding company specialising in air freight, alongside customs brokerage, door-to-door delivery, and warehousing across industries like pharmaceuticals, hazardous materials, and perishables.
The design was open-plan, built around anchoring art pieces, with one detail standing out above the rest: a display of model freight aircraft spanning thirty years of the company's history.
The Brief
The brief was documentation of the space for the interior designer. The real creative challenge was scale: making a large office feel cohesive rather than repetitive across such an expansive footprint, while ensuring the art within the space, particularly that aircraft display, remained the clear focal point throughout.
The Approach
Office spaces read best when they feel clean, minimal, and structured, and getting there in a space this size meant a lot of movement and deliberate angle choices to consistently find its best lines. Complicating things further, the shoot took place just before handover, with work still ongoing in parts of the office throughout.
