Clay Grier is a photographer based in Austin, TX.
Clay Grier has been working as a photographer since 2005. Clay combines an incredibly refined technical skillset with fresh, creative vision to produce dynamic images for each and every project. With comprehensive experience in interior/architectural, product, jewelry, fashion, food and lifestyle photography – Clay’s diverse range of abilities is reflected in his wide array of clients. In addition to his expertise as a photographer, his studio offers creative direction, on set styling and retouching services as well.
It is always our goal to work with each client to identify their specific creative needs, as we want to assure that every shoot produces unique imagery for our collaborators.
LOCATION: Austin, Texas
LEARN MORE: claygrier.com
The homeowners (New York City transplants) recently purchased a contemporary, modern home located in one of Austin’s older, charming neighborhoods, Tarrytown. They wanted the interiors to reflect their own personality
This Austin home has just undergone a complete transformation – each room turned into an artful space with loads of character. Ashby Collective reimagined the 5,800 square foot home — giving it the maximalist wow factor the homeowners wanted.
When the clients approached Michele Lorenz, Ashby Collective, to reinvent their Lake Austin waterfront home they conveyed the importance of creating a refuge that allowed for a multitude of outdoor spaces.
Mark Ashby Design and Furman + Keil Architects gives a traditional ranch home, circa 1954, an updated midcentury design. The home had undergone a previous remodel in 2001 that resulted in disjointed spaces, poor circulation, and awkwardly proportioned rooms.
Mark Ashby Design reimagines an Austin spec house into a colorful custom home, the Bouldin Pied-e-Terre is 2,400 square feet and walking distance to Austin’s buzzing South Congress Avenue shops, restaurants, and entertainment.
The Austin Mid-Century Ranch is a creative collaboration between renowned Austin design firm Mark Ashby Design and Rick +Cindy Black Architects.
