Onni House

Onni House is a contemporary residence designed around warmth, openness, and a close relationship with the surrounding landscape. The house takes its name from Onni, the owner’s beloved brown poodle, adding a personal layer to the identity of the home.

For this project, our involvement went beyond photography and videography. We worked extensively on interior styling for the shoot, arranging furniture, artwork, accessories, greenery, textiles, books, and smaller decorative elements to bring warmth, balance, and a lived-in quality to each space while staying true to the original design.

The documentation combines architectural views, interior photography, exterior dusk shots, styled details, and lifestyle moments. Natural daylight, warm timber finishes, soft neutral tones, and the connection between the interior and garden became key elements of the visual narrative.

Project: Onni House
Interior Design: Wilhelmina Martina
Architecture: Emporio Architects
Photography & Styling: Ofal Creative
Scope: Interior Photography · Architectural Photography · Interior Styling · Detail Documentation

For the video, we created a more personal narrative around Onni House by interviewing the designer, Wilhelmina Martina, as she explains the ideas behind the design, the atmosphere she wanted to create, and how the home was shaped around the owner’s lifestyle. The interview is combined with cinematic shots of the architecture, interiors, styling details, and surrounding spaces to communicate not only how the house looks, but how it is meant to feel.

The before-and-after styling documentation also shows how considered styling can change the way a space is perceived on camera—without altering the architecture itself. The goal was not to redesign the home, but to complete the atmosphere and help the original design read more clearly through photography.