David Sparks Commercial Photography - Interiors and Architectural Photographer in Grand Rapids, Michigan
Featured on the cover of the current issue of Cosmopolitan Home magazine, this stunning home just outside Kalamazoo that I photographed for annajoyinteriors and Molnar Construction puts the “Texas” in Texas Corners! The home’s design mixes Old World, Scandinavian, and modern farmhouse styles—a hybrid of home popular in the rugged, hilly region north of San Antonio.
An awe-inspiring rustic barn retreat on a peaceful rural Lake Michigan shoreline brought to life by Sweet Magnolia Design and Homestead Timbers!
The guest rooms at Little River Casino Resort with inviting Michigan-themed designs by KLK Design!
Designer Sarah Sherman Samuel’s recently listed Tudor home that I photographed for Anna Alvarez, Realtor in Domino Magazine’s article on the most popular areas for Gen Z homebuyers, with Grand Rapids coming in at #1!
Where Gen Zers Are Buying Homes in 2025
A stellar, as always, @kellecontineinteriordesign student housing renovation I photographed of The Avery apartments next to Temple University in Philadelphia!
A brand new Tesla dealership in Buffalo Grove, Illinois, that I photographed with Progressive Companies!
Despite being a supposed Michigan geography expert, I somehow didn’t even know the island town of Grosse Ile existed until I got the e-mail from @cottagesandbungalows editor, Kelly McMaster, to photograph Josh and Vanessa of @thegratzlife’s 1926 Tudor there for the April/May 2025 issue of Cottages and Bungalows! Their Shiba Inu named Kona is probably my favorite dog I’ve ever met at a photo shoot, so I worked him in as many shots as I could. I spent an inordinate amount of time in the dining room since it was my favorite space, followed closely by their sunroom which has the first indoor garden I’ve ever seen in a home! Written by @victoriavanvlear, the home’s feature spans 18 pages throughout the magazine!
A Heritage Hill classic from 1892, the Stone Chateau, and its new owners, Ron and Jeanne DeWaard with dog, Stubby, that I photographed for Grand Rapids Magazine. The previous residents were Grand Rapids mayor, John Logie, and wife, Susan, who bought the home in 1969 after it sat vacant for years and before the neighborhood was protected as a historic district. At one point, the home was at risk of demolition to make room for a medical building, but John helped place the neighborhood on the National Register of Historic Places to prevent urban renewal from erasing the area’s historic homes!
A multi-room shoot I did with Sara (@maatmans) of @kristinekayinteriors featuring a nursery with a ceiling mural by @chelseamichalart, a playroom with hot air balloon lights, and a few adjoining bathrooms with vanity construction by @kentstevensconstruction!
