11 Unique Photoshoot Rooms in NYC to Uplevel Your Content

Looking for the best photoshoot rooms in NYC? You’re in the right place. New York is one of the hottest places around for content creators right now. You can find tons of gorgeous, one-of-a-kind photoshoot rooms throughout the city. And if you need help finding the very best spots, Peerspace can lend you a helping hand. Here are several of our favorite unique photoshoot rooms in NYC, perfect for taking your content to the next level. 

1. Feel regal at this pretty pink parlor

First up, we’ve got a gorgeous pink parlor that’s drenched in pastel pink. It’s soft, inviting, and perfect for feminine pics. But don’t just take our word for it. 

“Makini’s space was absolutely gorgeous,” said Peerspace reviewer Brittany B. “The aesthetic is PERFECT for an eye-catching shoot, and there are so many opportunities for different shots. There is a decent amount of natural lighting, and the space was spotless upon arrival. Ms. Rose is so sweet & timely. Highly recommend to anyone looking to book this gorgeous, unique space.”

2. Shoot in a minty green wonderland

The pink parlor’s sister studio, this unique photoshoot room boasts a similar soft aesthetic with a mint green palette. Everything is mint green in this adorable and chic studio, from the walls to the furniture and even the plants. It’s filled with beautiful natural light that looks incredible on camera. You can book both the mint studio and its sweet pink sister for your creative projects on Peerspace.   

3. Go dramatic at this multicolor tunnel

On the lookout for photoshoot rooms in NYC that’s dripping with drama? This unique lighted tunnel has you covered. Unit 105 is home to an immersive RGB LED tunnel with color-change lights, perfect for bold and mysterious shots. You can add on extra goodies to your session, too, like a fog machine to create a smoky, moody atmosphere.

4. Capture hip vibes with a wall of boomboxes 

This is one of the most musical photoshoot rooms in NYC because it’s home to a unique wall of boomboxes. The studio has a nostalgic and retro vibe that’s perfect both for photo and video projects. It’s a playground for creatives!

“One of the best studios I’ve ever created in,” said recording artist Shy’Ann R. “This fit my music video perfectly! Offered many different sets, it gave a very nostalgic vibe. Absolutely loved it. My entire crew enjoyed this studio. Will be back.” 

5. Feel warm and cozy at a brownstone apartment

Located in a pre-war brownstone in Bed-Stuy, this sunny and welcoming photoshoot room is ideal for lifestyle shots. The cozy studio apartment has a natural and warm color palette. And there’s plenty of natural light, thanks to the south-facing windows. Brands like Urban outfitters have staged photoshoots here, so you know that you’re getting a professional-quality studio. Head over to Peerspace to book it for all your content creation needs. 

6. Versatility is the name of the game at this daylight photoshoot room

Located in East Williamsburg, this 600-square-foot photoshoot room has everything you need to create fabulous content. The space has huge, south-east-facing windows that provide plenty of natural light. Or you can pull the blackout curtains to create your own unique lighting schemes with the provided equipment. Check out a full list of what to expect on Peerspace. 

7. Keep it sleek in a sun-drenched loft

Located just a quick trip outside the city, this minimalist loft was designed with e-commerce and lifestyle photoshoots in mind. Photographer Charles S. described it as a “very clean and spacious studio with everything a photographer needs!”

They went on to add that, “backdrops, lights and an assortment of props are all ready for use once you’re inside. The studio is very beautiful and provides excellent natural lighting that greatly enhances any photos you take. Hosts were very welcoming and provided me with everything I needed and more.”

8. Embrace high drama at this blackout studio

This unique photoshoot room provides plenty of opportunities for bold or dramatic photoshoots. The space features totally black walls and RGB lighting features. The concrete floors are glassy and reflect the lights, making for some totally unique effects. It’s sleek and striking, making it ideal for photo and video shoots with a moody edge. 

9. Soak up natural light at a dreamy and airy loft 

This homey photoshoot room offers an “open, sunlit, and intimate space for influencers, reels, photoshoots, video, small events, and more.” The south-facing windows provide beautiful natural light in the morning and afternoons. Plenty of vintage and Asian décor pieces lend a special look to the space that you won’t capture anywhere else.

10. Capture exotic vibes in a studio with Moroccan tile 

This is one of the most unforgettable photoshoot rooms in NYC. Shoot pics with Moroccan tile backdrops and tons of gorgeous natural light. Peerspace reviewers can’t get enough of this stunning studio. 

According to photographer Suji D., “[The host] helped me with setting up the backdrop and provided miscellaneous items like a ladder, scissors and a fan. Studio 7 gave various different settings for the maternity shoot I had planned, and the tub was a bonus since my client wanted a milk bath-inspired shoot. I’m definitely booking this space again for my future shoots!”

11. Enjoy multiple setups in a single bright room

Located about 15 minutes outside of lower Manhattan, this space packs several different sets into one cohesive space. You can shoot more grounded pics in the aesthetic living room and kitchen, or go for something totally fantastical with the faux-fur rainbow wall and unique swinging sofa.

Plus, paper backdrops can be provided if you’d like to stage simpler shots. And you can either take advantage of the large windows or black them out to create your own lighting scheme. Book this and other photoshoot rooms in NYC directly on Peerspace. If you need extra equipment or other amenities delivered to your venue, the Peerspace Concierge can help you with whatever you need. 

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