12 More Sick Instagram Location Ideas in Seattle

Need a few Instagram location ideas in Seattle? After all, spending time in Seattle is sure to be a positive and memorable experience. And for a social media maven who wants to make it big on the ‘gram, Seattle is a city that’s ideally suited to taking lots of eye-catching pics that are sure to pop on your friends’ feeds.

To help you find locations for these photos throughout the city, we’ve gathered a list of 12 sick Instagram location ideas in Seattle. From gorgeous homes, to cool creative studios, and lots more, there’s something on this list for just about everyone, no matter what your budget or aesthetic. And to make it even easier for you as you search for the right location, all of the spaces on this list are Peerspace listings, which means they each contain a detailed description of the space, high-quality photos, and reviews from past renters that will help you gain an in-depth understanding of what they have to offer before you visit them in real life. 

Read on for our suggestions. You may even find the perfect Instagram location idea in Seattle right on this list! And if not, browsing it will give you a sense of what the city of Seattle has to offer and help to jumpstart your own search.

1. Natural light creative loft

Seattle has lofts galore and many of them really beautiful and high-quality. Therefore, you can expect to find a decent number of them on this list. And we’re starting off the list with one of our favorite Instagram location ideas in Seattle: this natural light creative loft right in downtown Seattle. It has more than 200 (!) glowing reviews from those who’ve used the space in the past for photoshoots as well as other creative purposes. Rather than taking our word for it, though, check out the listing’s gorgeous photos and read the reviews for yourself. 

2. Designers historic loft in Pioneer Square

This historic loft in Pioneer Square is another stand-out among Instagram location ideas in Seattle! Proving how suitable a space it is for snapping Insta photos, their Instagram @thatbrickloft illustrates beautifully the kind of photos you can take here. It measures 2,500 square feet and can accommodate as many as 50 people. Plus, it’s relatively affordable to boot at only about $80 per hour. 

3. Daylight studio kitchen in the heart of Seattle

Hoping to take some great culinary-themed photos for your Instagram? Then this daylight studio kitchen in the heart of Seattle would almost certainly be an awesome fit. The 1,100-square-foot studio has three north-facing windows with white walls and whitewashed wood floors. It also boasts a beautifully-equipped kitchen with all the appliances you could possibly need for your pics. And when you need to take a snack break during your shoot, it’s just a five-minute walk from Pike Place Market, a world-famous (and world-class) food destination! 

4. Joshua Tree-inspired creative space

There’s no need to travel all the way to southern California’s Joshua Tree to add some of those Joshua Tree vibes to your photoshoot. This creative space has all that and more right in the heart of downtown Seattle. We’ll let the hosts describe it best: “We’ve styled a full bedroom set up, a hanging canopy for some editorial vibes, a live floral installation, a kitchen set up, and much much more. Just imagine Joshua Tree in the PNW. Did we mention the cactus corner?” So many ‘grammable corners all throughout!

5. 210 Studio

This is another one of the Instagram location ideas in Seattle that has its own Instagram to give you a sense of what the photos taken here will look like: @210studio_. The hosts of this Peerspace venue describe it as a photo studio that’s been “designed as a blank canvas filled with greenery, and props to use at your convenience”. With 2,500 square feet of space and 18-foot ceilings, it’s a wide-open space you can explore to your heart’s content.

6. Industrial natural light studio in SoDo Seattle

SODO Studio is based in the Old Rainier Brewery Building in the SoDo district of downtown Seattle. And we think it is the perfect combo of industrial vibes and a light and airy feel. Take a look at their Instagram @sodostudioseattle to see the kind of photos that have been taken here for major inspiration. 

7. Hidden gem little white house

What a gorgeous Instagram location idea in Seattle! This 170-square-foot white house located in a private back garden “is a 170 square foot boutique up-cycled studio built primarily out of salvaged materials and antique finds”. Rather than listening to us describe it, check out their Instagram @mylittlewhitehouse!

8. Capitol Hill artist warehouse w/ great natural light

We adore this 500-square-foot artist’s warehouse with its weathered walls and distressed wood floor all lit up by tons of natural light through three large, eastern-facing windows. As one reviewer who booked a photoshoot here commented, “Great space for a photoshoot. Flexible, affordable and with great natural light.”

9. Creative content + photo studio

This unique studio contains 450 square feet of space split up into three rooms curated for photoshoots and creative content creation. The first is more open and flexible for photoshoots, the second is the “powder room” curated specifically for boudoir photography, and the third is the “jungle room” with tropical wallpaper and plenty of plants. 

10. Fully-equipped photography studio with backdrops

Looking for a more straightforward and conventional photography studio? This fully-equipped photography studio is an awesome option. It has 13-foot ceilings with white floors, walls, and ceilings. It also has tons of useful equipment available for your use, like backdrops included in the price of the rental. 

11. Scandinavian Queen Anne home

Here’s a comfortable and inviting Scandinavian-styled home built in 1915 that embodies inviting warmth to make your photos feel truly special and cozy. The two-bedroom home has a living room with a fireplace, a recently remodeled kitchen with an attached sunroom, and a sun porch. Before you enter the home, you’ll walk through a multi-terraced garden overlooking a black bamboo forest. Plus, there are lots of houseplants inside as well. Insta photos taken here will be unforgettable!

12. Greenwood storefront studio space

This 500-square-foot storefront studio space has had many “past lives” that lend it tons of character. In fact, it was a mom-and-pop grocery store in the 1930s and then a costume rental shop. Today, it functions as a flexible studio space with amazing natural light, original fir hardwood floors, 12-foot ceilings, and lots of exposed brick.

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