David Sparks Commercial Photography - Interiors and Architectural Photographer in Grand Rapids, Michigan David Sparks Commercial Photography - Interiors and Architectural Photographer in Grand Rapids, Michigan

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August 26th, 2025 Loading Comments...

In celebration of National Dog Day, here are some favorite dogs of mine from photo shoots over the years!

August 22nd, 2025 Loading Comments...

The perfect spot for reading, relaxing, coffee, or a board game made possible by Danielle of Spaces Interior Design!

August 20th, 2025 Loading Comments...

16 pages of Vanessa and Josh of The Gratz Life’s 1926 Tudor home that I shot last summer in Cottages & Bungalows Magazine!

August 19th, 2025 Loading Comments...

A quality master suite remodel by Jerry Westhoff of All Day Renovations!

August 8th, 2025 Loading Comments...

A puppy-approved master bath in Traverse City by Andrea Dolson-Andrea Nichole Interior Design Co.!

August 8th, 2025 Loading Comments...

To celebrate International Cat Day, here’s a cat-filled interior design shoot I did with Miranda Savage of Savage Designer!

August 5th, 2025 Loading Comments...

The new BATA Transit Official headquarters in Traverse City, designed by Progressive Companies with construction by The Christman Company, is an 87,000-square-foot site with administrative offices, training facilities, 6 service bays, and a climate-controlled bus garage that can park up to 100 vehicles!

July 7th, 2025 Loading Comments...

South Haven’s latest vacation home, Grasshopper West, a unique two-structure retreat on Lake Michigan designed by architect, Norman Carver! You can book a stay at vrbo.com/4630216!

July 2nd, 2025 Loading Comments...

An inviting basement project in Northville by Nara Munro of The Munro Project complete with a curved bar, wall mount beer taps, and wine cabinet!

June 28th, 2025 Loading Comments...

Scenes from a memorable wildfire smoke-filtered sunrise shoot with realtor, Anna Alvarez (@iterationhome), at her latest listing, a 1923 Mediterranean-style home on East Grand Rapids’ idyllic Plymouth “Boulevard”, lovingly restored by @sarahshermansamuel and husband, Rupert, of @sss__builds! The castle-like home was built under the direction of Daniel Steketee of the bygone Steketee’s department store in Grand Rapids which began in 1862, eventually expanding to an 8-story flagship store downtown and several satellite stores throughout West Michigan until 2003 when the last one closed in Kalamazoo. The Canadian wildfire haze that day made for a rare blanket of pink in the eastern sky for a few minutes. Also rare (for Michigan) was the Spanish clay tile roof—the first time I’ve ever shot a home with such a roof!