Studio photography tells you what an object looks like. It doesn't always tell you what it would feel like to live with it.

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JJUIN's pieces needed to be seen in context. In rooms, on surfaces, in the kinds of spaces their buyers actually inhabit. Skaggs took the studio shots of each object and used AI image compositing to place them into home and hospitality environments, giving buyers a true sense of each piece without the scale of a multi-location shoot.