TDM.Space is a London-based retail photography studio working with the world’s leading brands across the capital’s most prestigious retail destinations. From Bond Street to Regent Street, Knightsbridge to Soho, we photograph store openings, flagship launches, pop-up activations and seasonal campaigns throughout London.
London is our home. We know its retail landscape intimately — the light conditions at different times of year, the access logistics of every major shopping district, and the pace at which brand teams operate in one of the world’s most competitive retail markets.
Our London portfolio includes work for Nike across their House of Innovation and Rise stores, Chanel at Bond Street and Selfridges, Burberry at their Regent Street and Bond Street flagships, Lululemon on Regent Street, New Balance on Oxford Street, Gymshark in Regent Street and Soho, Tiffany & Co. on Bond Street, and many more.
We have also covered major installations at Selfridges, Harrods and Liberty — including brand takeovers for Dior, Prada, Balenciaga and Gucci. London’s department stores host some of the most ambitious retail activations in the world, and we are regularly commissioned to document them.
Being based in London means we can mobilise at very short notice. Early morning shoots before trading hours, late-night coverage after a store build completes, same-day turnarounds for press requirements — we accommodate the demands that London retail operates under.
Our team is familiar with access procedures at every major London retail destination. We hold contractor passes where required, understand security protocols, and coordinate directly with store managers and VM teams to ensure a smooth, unobtrusive shoot.
We deliver edited images within 24–48 hours as standard. For press-critical launches, we offer same-day selects and can have final retouched images back within hours of a shoot wrapping. Every project is briefed directly with the photographer who will be on site — there is no account management layer between you and the person making the pictures.
We photograph across London’s full retail geography. Bond Street and Mayfair for luxury flagships. Regent Street and Oxford Street for global sportswear and high street brands. Knightsbridge and Sloane Street for premium fashion. Soho and Covent Garden for lifestyle and concept retail. King’s Cross and Battersea Power Station for the newest retail destinations. Each district has its own character, access requirements and brand expectations — and we understand them all.
While much of our London work centres on the West End and Knightsbridge, we also cover retail environments across Greater London — from Battersea Power Station to Westfield Stratford, Canary Wharf to Bromley. Wherever your store is located, we deliver the same level of quality and professionalism.
Our London portfolio includes some of the most recognised retail environments in the city. Selected projects include:
PUMA Oxford Street Flagship Launch — Full stills, video and drone coverage delivered within 24 hours of the store opening on Oxford Street.
Chanel Bond Street Christmas Lights — Stills and video capturing Chanel’s takeover of the Bond Street festive lighting installation.
Burberry Fall 2024 — London & Paris — Simultaneous photography across Bond Street and Sloane Street, coordinated with our Paris crew on the same morning.
Burberry Harrods Takeover — Coverage of Burberry’s department store activation at Harrods, one of London’s most prominent retail destinations.
Lululemon Made To Feel — London — Campaign photography for Lululemon’s Made To Feel activation at their Regent Street store.
London is also our base for coordinating global retail photography projects across Europe and beyond. Combined with our London retail videography service, we deliver stills and motion from a single London shoot. If you need a London retail photographer or want to discuss a multi-city project starting from the capital, get in touch with TDM.Space.
Our editorial approach extends beyond commissioned work — see our Notes from Ginza feature for an example of how we document flagship retail environments around the world.
“A pleasure working together — thank you for the great collaboration and the outstanding imagery.”
— Johannes Meuer, Senior Retail Projects Manager, HUGO BOSS
We have worked with HUGO BOSS, Nike, Chanel, Burberry, Lululemon, Gymshark, New Balance, Selfridges, Harrods, Dior, Prada, Balenciaga, Gucci and Tiffany & Co. across their London retail programmes. Many of these are ongoing relationships spanning multiple seasons and store formats.
What does a London retail photography shoot involve?
Every project starts with a brief — usually by email or a short call. We discuss the scope (how many locations, what deliverables, any specific angles or brand guidelines), confirm timing and access, and then shoot on the agreed date. Edited images are delivered digitally within 24–48 hours. For multi-location or multi-day projects, we provide a detailed schedule in advance.
Which London retail districts do you cover?
All of them. We work regularly across Bond Street, Regent Street, Oxford Street, Knightsbridge, Sloane Street, Soho, Covent Garden, King’s Cross, Battersea Power Station, Westfield Stratford and Canary Wharf. We also cover locations outside central London.
Can you provide same-day images for press or social media?
Yes. We routinely deliver same-day selects for store openings and brand activations where images are needed for press releases or social media on launch day.
Do you also shoot retail video in London?
We offer retail videography alongside our photography service. Stills and motion can be captured from a single shoot, which simplifies logistics and ensures visual consistency across both formats.
Do you work with brands outside London?
London is our base, but we photograph retail environments in over 30 cities worldwide — including Paris, New York, Tokyo, Milan, Barcelona and Berlin. For multi-city campaigns, we coordinate coverage across all locations from London.
Planning a shoot in London? Get in touch to discuss your project — we respond quickly with availability, approach and next steps.