Jacqueline Marque is a design photographer whose specialty is capturing interiors, architecture, and stylized vignettes of art and objects.
Based in New Orleans and working nationwide, she photographs residential, commercial, and hospitality projects for interior designers, architects, and design-led brands. She has carved out a niche creating stylized vignettes for purveyors of art, antiques, and fine objects—shot with an interior photographer’s eye.
Her work has been commissioned by and featured in Architectural Digest, The Wall Street Journal, Garden & Gun, Elle Decor, and Veranda. In 2024, Architectural Digest named her one of its 100 AD-Approved Interior Photographers to Book for Your Next Shoot.
Jacqueline started taking pictures on the streets of New Orleans as a teenager. She had traveled enough to know her hometown was unlike any other place, and its particular brand of strangeness became her first subject. The city’s eccentric characters, distressed architecture, and distinct blend of elegance, decadence, and decay shaped her eye for people and places, and led her to photojournalism.
“All the charm and character of New Orleans’s historic architecture shines through in Jacqueline Marque’s photography, which highlights the rich colors, fine details, and storied feel for which the city and its spaces are renowned.” — Architectural Digest
For more than sixteen years, at Rhode Island’s Newport Daily News and its sister publications, she shot everything from news and sports to arts and entertainment. What she loved most about the job was getting an inside look into strangers’ lives by being welcomed into their homes. Taking in the essence of someone’s personal space, she found, felt like being let in on a secret.
The relationship between people and the rooms they inhabit has anchored her work since returning home to New Orleans in 2015, after twenty years in New England. Today she brings a photojournalist’s instinct and an unhurried, collaborative way of working to every project, slowing down to see what was considered in the design of a space or an object, and show it in its best light.
For the designers she works with, photography is an investment—not a record of the work, but the version of it that wins the next client. Her aim is to make a space or an object read the way it felt to stand in front of it: the light, the intention, the point of view behind every choice.
Select Publications & Features:
Architectural Digest · The Wall Street Journal · Southern Living · Garden & Gun · Elle Decor · Veranda · House Beautiful · Domino · Luxe · The Current by Urban Electric
Partial Client List:
New Orleans Auction Galleries · Fireside Antiques · Warby Parker · Expedia · Amazon Studios · Warner Bros. Discovery · New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival
