Paul Dyer is a San Francisco-based architectural, interiors, hospitality and lifestyle photographer recognised for his refined compositional clarity and atmospheric use of light. His imagery supports residential, resort, and commercial design clients by translating space, material, and experience into visually compelling narratives.
Collaborating with prominent U.S. design studios, Paul’s portfolio documents projects ranging from private homes and boutique resorts to hospitality interiors, consistently emphasising atmosphere, craft, and spatial intent.
LOCATION: San Francisco, California, USA
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Feldman Architecture was commissioned by a property investment firm to reimagine the first floor of a classic San Francisco building in Lower Pacific Heights that previously housed a health center and gym. The project aimed to create…
Discover the stunning transformation of Big Sky One, a modern mountain retreat in Yellowstone Club, Montana. Renovated by Richard Beard Architects and Kelly Hohla, this elegant home blends contemporary design with comfortable living, offering breathtaking Rocky Mountain…
Perched atop Golden Gate Heights with expansive views, this mundane, mid-century residence with compartmentalized floor plan and original fixtures and finishes, needed a major renovation.
The Bennett Valley Residence is rooted in its agricultural context by paying homage to the modest beginnings of farmhouses through scale, form, materiality, and organization
We transformed this two-unit rental building into a modern showcase with a comprehensive rebuild that included rear and vertical additions, and a two-story excavation.
This newly constructed residence for the Dolman Group took a pre-approved, two-unit entitlement and reorganized the floor plan to make it family appropriate, replacing an awkward layout.
ODS Architecture worked to restore the Stark Knoll Place , and due to the great bones of the house, only a light design touch was needed.
When we found this 800 square foot cabin in the California Sierras it had been well-loved since the early 1960s with most finishes and interior spaces left unchanged.
This contemporary retreat set high atop Napa Valley’s Atlas Peak appellation, embodies modern sensibility and forward thinking in its living functionality, while connecting with its unique landscape.
