Thomas Loof is a Danish-born photographer based in New York and Upstate New York, whose visual practice spans architecture, interiors, still life, and portraiture. His work is noted for its elegant minimalism, refined use of light and shadow, and disciplined compositional clarity.
Over his decades-long career, Loof has collaborated with architects, design studios, luxury brands, and editorial clients across the globe. His images have appeared in publications like Architectural Digest, and he often works on book projects, documenting heritage, design, and institutional architecture.
LOCATION: New York, USA
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Nestled between the Old Montauk Highway and the Atlantic Ocean, Montauk House by South African firm SAOTA is a coastal retreat defined by restraint, texture, and deep environmental sensitivity. Carved into the rugged bluff that characterizes this…
This duplex Penthouse with rooftop is located in the heart of TriBeCa on one of the few original cobblestone streets. The owner of the building has Scandinavian roots so it was natural to have a very clean…
Most lofts are dark in the middle, but this space has windows on three sides, plus an enormous skylight creating this amazing light Scandinavian minimalism that we love. In the old days it was a paper factory,…
Project: Hirtenstein Residence Architects: Thomas Juul-Hansen Architect Location: Tribeca, New York City Photography: Thomas Loof The Hirtenstein Residence project combined five individual apartments in one york to create a four bedroom, five bath 9,000 sq ft triplex
