Felix Mooneeram is a British architectural and lifestyle photographer, based in Manchester, whose work elevates the built environment through a poetic yet precise lens. He combines an intuitive sensitivity for light, geometry, and human presence to create images that feel both immediate and contemplative.
Working with architects, interior designers, and creative clients, Felix documents projects that range from private homes and urban interventions to editorial interiors and travel-related spaces. His photographs are celebrated for their compositional clarity, narrative depth, and harmonious balance between people and place.
LOCATION: Manchester, United Kingdom
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WMGC is the official economic development agency for the West Midlands and strives to attract regional investment. In 2022, the company partnered with the UK’s Department for International Trade to support the Commonwealth Games Business and Tourism…
Our aim for Birch Tree house was to create a gentle sculptural but robust family home set amongst a beautiful restful garden. The Design Brief was to create a 5 Bedroom home with various family areas maximizing…
The UK law firm wanted a new flagship hub in Birmingham to set an example of progressive design focussed on a new hybrid way of working and the future of their brand both to the wider business…
Strong Arm House is the bold response to a demanding brief to suit a busy family of seven who requested a flexible and practical home to suit their evolving needs.
The site of Ghost House sits at the end of the former main drive and is partially sunken into the ground and bounded on three sides by retaining walls. The design seeks to be of exceptional quality and…
We were tasked with a brief to transform a dated, 1970’s bungalow in the Peak District into a striking contemporary home which maximised the property’s aspect looking out over the Chatsworth estate.
Located in the middle of a 75 acre open grass paddock, the Ramsar Fields House enjoys uninterrupted views in all directions. The challenge was to design a house that makes the most of this incredible location.
Standing on the north west coastal headland overlooking Loch Pooltiel, all of Harlosh Wood h’s rooms offer cinematic views of Skye’s dramatic landscape and sea, right out to the Outer Hebrides.
A strikingly modern vacation cabin modeled on traditional Scottish longhouses of the region, Glasgow based architects Dualchas have captured the cinematic quality of the landscape through a simplicity of gesture, spearheading a bit of a renaissance in…
