David Mitchell is a New York City–based architectural photographer originally from St. Louis. His work focuses on photographing architecture, interiors, and the built environment with a refined aesthetic that emphasizes proportion, light, texture, and spatial relationships.
He has contributed to commercial, editorial, and architectural-industry publications, capturing projects such as retail interiors, kitchens, bespoke residences, and showrooms. His imagery is used by architects, designers, and clients seeking to communicate both the physicality and mood of spaces.
LOCATION: New York City, USA
NOVA Condominium Tower by Fogarty Finger transforms a small, triangular site into a striking silhouette inspired by New York’s Flatiron Building. Moreover, it rises gracefully from a vibrant public park, featuring a sharp prow at its narrowest…
With a striking correlation to its industrial neighborhood, this Manhattan condominium radiates a calm energy in the midst of a vibrant tableau. The open plan makes the apartment initially appear as one sweeping expanse
After a much-needed repositioning of a 1990s-era residential tower, Anagram NoMad offers the convenience of communal amenities that are typically found in one of the neighborhood’s boutique hotels
This three-story, 5,280-square-foot rowhouse is located in Brooklyn’s Park Slope Historic District. It was built in the first decade of the twentieth century, and was designed Neo-Federal style.
The Chelsea Pied-à-Terre Apartment is an East Coast home for a professional couple who permanently reside in Vancouver, British Columbia. Prior to the renovation, the post-war layout had a cramped enclosed kitchen isolated from the windowed living…
