Trent Bell is a New England–based architectural and interior photographer whose work marries technical precision with emotional depth. He brings a practiced eye to light, geometry, and space, crafting images that feel both elegant and grounded in place.
Working across residential and commercial projects throughout the U.S. and internationally, Trent Bell collaborates closely with architects and designers to translate built visions into compelling visual stories. His photographs have been featured in architectural publications and platforms, enhancing both editorial and commercial presentations.
LOCATION: New England, USA
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Perched high on a wooded slope in Maine, The Roost Residence by OPAL offers a tranquil retreat for a large extended family. Overlooking a quiet lake with glimpses of distant mountains, the 2,520-square-foot home embraces its natural…
Riverbend House, designed by OPAL, sits quietly at the end of a wooded lane on a bend of the Bagaduce River in Maine. Resting on a low ridge, the residence captures panoramic views of the waterway, embracing…
Warren Woods Ecological Field Station demonstrates how scientific facilities can meet the highest energy standards while fostering research, teaching, and community engagement. By integrating Passive House strategies, advanced laboratory functions, and a contextual architectural language, the project…
Set against the rugged beauty of coastal Maine, Tidehead Woods House by Whitten Architects brings a family’s vision to life. They dreamed of a place where generations could gather, connect with nature, and forge lasting memories.
Step into the Gilford Guest Pavilion in New Hampshire and be captivated by its harmonious blend of design and nature. Discover how this small space offers a direct connection to the waterfront.
Beacon Courtyard TH is a six-story, late 19th-century townhouse in Boston’s historic Back Bay neighborhood. The residence received a complete infrastructure and aesthetic upgrade
From the moment you step off the boat from the mainland, you’re in an untamed space, immediately immersed in the island and all its wild beauty.
Set between saltmarshes and bedrock beach, Maine Coast House is a multigenerational residence for a retired couple with grown children. The original brief asked for a sculptural home that juxtaposes rather than conforms to the landscape.
Near Goose Rocks Beach, Binnacle Hill is a wooded neighborhood with large ledge outcroppings and winding drives developed by Geoff Bowley of Kennebunk-based Bowley Builders. Having collaborated with Bowley on projects in the past, we were excited…
