About Solstice Studio
Solstice Studio is a natural light photography studio nestled in Houston's Garden Oaks/Oak Forest neighborhood. Thoughtfully designed for photographers, creators, and families, the space provides a versatile setting for portraits, branding sessions, content creation, workshops, and intimate gatherings.
Featuring 12–14-foot ceilings and large east- and south-facing windows that fill the studio with beautiful natural light throughout the day, Solstice Studio is designed to inspire creativity while remaining warm and welcoming.
The studio offers multiple shooting environments to fit a variety of styles. A bright white wall and seamless white floor create a clean, timeless backdrop, while a dedicated black accent wall provides a bold, dramatic option. One corner features a professional curtain track system, allowing you to easily swap between different drape colors and seasonal backdrops. For those looking for a warmer, cozier aesthetic, the studio also includes a wood-look tile area, while the polished concrete floors throughout the main space offer a modern, editorial feel.
Whether you're stepping in front of the camera, behind it, or bringing your creative vision to life, Solstice Studio was intentionally designed to be a flexible, inspiring space that adapts to your style and creativity.
why “solstice”?
The word solstice marks the longest and shortest days of the year—a reminder of how light shapes our experience of time, seasons, and memories.
As photographers, we often plan our days around light. The golden glow of sunrise, the warmth of afternoon sun, and the quiet beauty of evening light all influence how we create and connect.
Solstice Studio was named to celebrate that relationship with light—a space designed for creativity, storytelling, and meaningful moments, no matter the season.
our values
Light
Natural light is at the heart of the studio and inspires everything we create.
Creativity
A flexible space designed to adapt to your vision.
Connection
A place where photographers, creators, families, and businesses can gather and create meaningful work.