Jordan and Oli wanted photo and film that showcased the new rooms, the pub, and the food in one go. For the rooms, we worked with natural light and careful composition, letting the details and finish speak for themselves. Good interior photography should make you feel what it’s like to stay somewhere, not just show you what’s in the room, so we took our time with each space. Downstairs, the pub gave us plenty to work with: the character of the old building, the cosy corners and the kind of atmosphere that makes you want to settle in for the evening. Then came the food, which was a treat to photograph and, we’ll admit, to taste afterwards. Food photography is all about timing, so we worked closely with the kitchen to catch each dish at its freshest.