​The size, equipment, and atmosphere of a photo studio determine how you feel during the shoot and how unique your boudoir and nude photos will be.

 I designed and built this studio in 2016 specifically for boudoir and nude photography. Here, you’ll find far more than just a few walls – you enter a space entirely focused on your comfort and offering a wide variety of photographic styles. Every detail has been carefully chosen to create an environment where comfort and technical perfection come together. 

Variety, originality, and cutting-edge technology make my studio unique. No boring backgrounds or standard shots – instead, the spaces provide countless opportunities to capture your beauty in all its facets. From retro sets to a rain studio and a mirrored-floor set – each scene is carefully designed and high-quality. 

On 360 square meters, everything is in place to make your boudoir or nude shoot unforgettable: six-meter high ceilings, eleven individually styled sets, designer furniture, and underfloor heating for comfort and style. 

​In the spacious styling area, you can optionally be prepared by a professional makeup artist. The lounge invites relaxation and also serves as the place to review your photos on a large projector screen. Additionally, there is a 15 m² luxury bathroom, two guest toilets, a private smoking terrace, a 3.5-meter sectional door for vehicle shots, and a 20 m² rain/wet set with warm water. A wide selection of props – from high heels to accessories like blindfolds or handcuffs – completes the studio setup for your shoot. 

Thanks to its direct location on the highway and parking right outside, the studio is easily accessible.

My studio is exclusively reserved for you. No third-party rentals, no passersby, no distractions. 

This combination of luxurious atmosphere, experiential character, and high-end equipment makes my studio in Bochum a place that clients travel from across Europe to experience. 

​One photo studio – endless possibilities to create boudoir and nude photos that you’re unlikely to find anywhere else in Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands.