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The Tiny 88-Square-Foot Studio That Has Everyone Talking
How much space do you really need to run a successful photography studio?
Nikki Closser takes you behind the scenes of photographer Alena Florie's studio, and... it's only 88 square feet. Seriously. It's probably smaller than some people's walk-in closets.
But somehow, she's created a space that functions beautifully. She photographs clients there, stores her gear, and has designed every inch with intention. Watching how she utilizes such a tiny footprint is honestly inspiring—and proof that creativity and smart design matter a whole lot more than square footage.
So if you've been waiting for the "perfect" studio before taking the next step in your business, this conversation might be exactly the push you need. Let's dive in.
How much space do you really need to run a successful photography studio?
Nikki Closser takes you behind the scenes of photographer Alena Florie's studio, and... it's only 88 square feet. Seriously. It's probably smaller than some people's walk-in closets.
But somehow, she's created a space that functions beautifully. She photographs clients there, stores her gear, and has designed every inch with intention. Watching how she utilizes such a tiny footprint is honestly inspiring—and proof that creativity and smart design matter a whole lot more than square footage.
So if you've been waiting for the "perfect" studio before taking the next step in your business, this conversation might be exactly the push you need. Let's dive in.
Creators and Guests
What is Studio Tours?
Host Nikki Closser takes you behind the scenes and inside the creative spaces photographers work in every day. From home studios and garage setups to luxury commercial spaces, each episode gives you an up-close look at how photographers design, use, and grow their studios.
Think MTV Cribs… but for photography studios.
Along the way, you’ll hear the stories behind the spaces, get inspired by different setups and styles, and pick up practical ideas you can apply to your own business — no matter your budget or stage of growth.
This show is best consumed in video.