Real Estate Photography
Real Estate Photographer in Stockholm
A real estate photographer in Stockholm photographs apartments, houses and summer homes for sale listings, working with estate agents (mäklare) and private sellers, as an independent professional we match you with, from 2,490 kr.
Quick answers
- How much does it cost?
- Real estate photography in Stockholm starts from 2,490 kr, VAT (moms) included, for an apartment of normal size with a set of edited images.
- How long does it take?
- 1 h 30 min. A one- or two-room apartment usually takes 60–90 minutes on site.
- What is included?
- Booking coordinated with the estate agent, seller or stylist
- Interior photos with straight verticals and balanced window light
- Exterior photos of the building, facade or garden
- Professional editing, including sky replacement where agreed
- Where does it take place?
- Turn-of-the-century apartments in Vasastan, Östermalm and Södermalm; Villas and townhouses in the suburbs; Summer houses in the archipelago; Twilight exteriors
- When is the best time?
- Interiors are best between late morning and mid-afternoon, when daylight is strongest.
In the Stockholm property market, the listing photos are often the first viewing. Buyers scroll through dozens of apartments on their phones and decide in seconds which ones to visit. Straight vertical lines, bright but natural rooms, a floor that looks as large as it is, and an exterior photographed in good light make a real difference to how a listing is perceived.
This page explains how a real estate photographer works with estate agents and sellers in Stockholm: the usual workflow from styling to listing, typical delivery times, what affects the price and when a drone exterior adds value. For drone rules and airspace around the city, see drone photography in Stockholm.
We match you with an independent photographer reviewed for property work. Agencies can book recurring jobs; private sellers can book a single property. The proposal states the photographer, the package and the price, and the job is invoiced with VAT (moms) specified.
Where the shoot happens
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Turn-of-the-century apartments in Vasastan, Östermalm and Södermalm
High ceilings, stucco, tiled stoves and tall windows look best with a wide but not distorted lens and balanced window light. The photographer avoids the fish-bowl look and keeps verticals straight.
Best time: Daytime, when daylight fills the rooms; the street side often looks best around midday
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Villas and townhouses in the suburbs
In areas such as Bromma, Nacka, Lidingö and Danderyd the garden, the facade and the plot matter as much as the interior. A drone exterior can show the plot and the neighbourhood where airspace allows.
Best time: The facade in direct sun or soft late-afternoon light, depending on orientation
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Summer houses in the archipelago
For a sommarhus, the setting sells: the jetty, the rocks, the view over the water. Exterior photos and a drone overview from above the shore show the distance to the sea and the feel of the plot.
Best time: Late spring to early autumn, in calm weather
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Twilight exteriors
An exterior photographed at dusk with the lights on inside gives a warm cover image that stands out in the listing. It needs a separate visit or a booking timed to the evening.
Best time: Blue hour, about 20–40 minutes after sunset
Typically included
- Booking coordinated with the estate agent, seller or stylist
- Interior photos with straight verticals and balanced window light
- Exterior photos of the building, facade or garden
- Professional editing, including sky replacement where agreed
- Delivery in web and print sizes, usually within 24–48 hours
- Usage for the listing, the agency’s marketing and the seller
- An invoice to the agency or seller with VAT specified
Preparation
- Book the photographer after styling is complete, not before.
- Clear surfaces: kitchen worktops, bathroom shelves and hallways should be almost empty.
- Switch on all lights and open curtains and blinds before the photographer arrives.
- Remove cars from the driveway and bins from the facade if possible.
- Tell us whether a floor plan is needed; some photographers offer it, otherwise it is arranged separately.
- Decide on a drone exterior early so the pilot can check airspace, especially near Bromma.
- Give the photographer the access code and a contact on site.
Time of day
Interiors are best between late morning and mid-afternoon, when daylight is strongest. Exteriors depend on orientation: a south-facing facade is lit around midday, a west-facing one in the afternoon. Twilight exteriors are taken in blue hour.
Weather
Interiors can be photographed in any weather, but a bright day makes rooms feel lighter. For exteriors, blue sky helps; if it is overcast, some agencies ask for sky replacement in editing, which should be agreed in advance. In winter, snow can look attractive, but the short days mean exteriors are best taken around midday.
Getting there
The photographer comes to the property anywhere in Stockholm and the surrounding municipalities. Archipelago properties require boat travel, which is planned and stated in the proposal. Parking for the photographer’s equipment helps in the inner city.
Frequently asked questions
How much does real estate photography in Stockholm cost?
Real estate photography in Stockholm starts from 2,490 kr, VAT included. Larger properties, more images, twilight exteriors and drone add-ons cost more. See our pricing.
How quickly do we get the photos?
Usually within 24–48 hours of the shoot, so the listing can go live quickly. The exact delivery time is stated in your proposal.
Can you add drone photos of the house?
Yes, where airspace allows. Areas near Bromma and Arlanda and much of central Stockholm are restricted, so the pilot checks the current map and applies for permission where needed. Read our client guide to drone rules.
Do you work with estate agencies on a regular basis?
Yes. Agencies can agree a standard package and book jobs as properties come in, invoiced per job or per period with VAT specified.
Can a private seller book directly?
Yes. Private sellers and landlords can book a single property in the same way.
Do you photograph offices and commercial premises?
Yes. For people in the premises, combine it with business portraits.
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