David Sparks Commercial Photography - Interiors and Architectural Photographer in Grand Rapids, Michigan

A chic primary bath transformation by Fit + Finish Design featuring improved storage, a custom makeup vanity, relocated shower, and moody lighting!

Potter Park Zoo’s new Animal Health Facility, photographed for architect, DLZ, and DeMaria Building Company, offers a firsthand look at veterinarians’ work via viewing windows that allow zoo-goers to see straight through into treatment, surgery, and laboratory rooms. Also included in the 5,800-square-foot building are offices and animal quarantine spaces for a variety of animals species and sizes.

A custom build by Meiste Homes, made homey with timber beams and interior design by Meagan Lampen of Fine Point Interiors, LLC!

A profile on Emily Smith and her East Hills shop, Adored Boutique, that I photographed for the current issue of Grand Rapids Magazine! Products in the store are sourced from businesses that pay a fair wage to their employees who come from vulnerable circumstances, and 15% of the store’s profits goes to rescuing, restoring, and preventing victims of sex trafficking in our own backyard of West Michigan and beyond.

We went straight from fall to winter with no in-between, and I am okay with that 🍁⛄️

From my shoot last month at Studio Chapman Architects’ stately “Village House II”, built by Kenowa Builders 🏡

Just a peek at one of the many amazing moments I captured this fall with Jamie of Bella Traverse Design at her #HamlinLakeProject north of Ludington!

Perrin Brewing’s (@perrinbrewing) commodious taproom in Comstock Park, a space fit for feasting and imbibing, featuring mural artwork throughout by @kthomas_art 🍻

A tranquil master bath in Bay Harbor/Petoskey I photographed with KLK Design!

A view of Cincinnati’s historic John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge from @amyyoungbloodinteriors’ brand new condo design project I photographed at @ovationnky, styled by @mekennadeback! The bridge was the longest suspension bridge in the world when it opened in 1867, a title it held until 1883 when New York City’s Brooklyn Bridge was completed.

Thoroughly enjoyed documenting this exterior transformation for my fave, @kristinekayinteriors, and project partner, @paradigmrenovation 🏡