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Everything you need to know to plan your perfect set

Baby Dream Backdrop Rooms are curated sets that create a fully immersive photography environment. Each room includes two fleece backdrops (walls) and a floor, available in either fleece or rubber-backed material. These rooms are designed for various session types—from cozy newborns to full family minis—and offer seamless integration between walls and floor for a polished, storytelling look.

Not sure which backdrop size is right for your studio? Learn how to choose the perfect size here.

Fabric Rooms

Fabric Rooms

Includes:

  • One 8x10 fleece backdrop (back wall)
  • One 8x8 fleece backdrop (side wall)
  • One 8x10 fleece floor

Ideal For:

  • Full-body portraits – Ideal for adults, teens, and fashion/editorial work
  • Family sessions – Accommodates small families with natural posing space
  • Mini sessions – Perfect for quick seasonal or themed shoots
  • Christmas & holiday scenes – Room for trees, props, and festive styling
  • Cake smashes & milestones – Space for themed setups and messy fun
  • Maternity & newborn – Cozy, layered looks with room for family members
  • Storybook or fantasy sets – Great for immersive, styled environments
  • Pet photography – Allows movement while keeping pets in frame
  • Branding & product shoots – Professional look for influencer or commercial use

Studio Space Needed:

  • Minimum floor space: 10x12 feet
  • Recommended ceiling height: 8 feet or taller
  • Works best when the floor is fully unrolled with a bit of overlap from each wall backdrop to ensure coverage

Notes:

  • Fleece is wrinkle-resistant and soft underfoot—perfect for sessions where the subject may sit or crawl
  • Lightweight and easy to clamp or tape into place on backdrop stands or wall

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Rubber-Backed Floor Rooms

Rubber-Backed Floor Rooms

Includes:

  • One 8x10 fleece backdrop (back wall)
  • One 8x8 fleece backdrop (side wall)
  • One 8x10 rubber-backed floor

Ideal For:

  • See above. Same size, just a different floor material.

Best Props:

  • Standing props, heavier benches, decorative furniture, tricycles, toddler beds, etc.
  • Great for minis with lots of foot traffic or holiday sessions with sets that need grip

Studio Space Needed:

  • Minimum floor space: 10x12 feet
  • Recommended ceiling height: 8–9 feet or taller
  • Works best when the floor is fully laid out with backdrop stands, and ideally when backdrops are flush to the wall

Notes:

  • Rubber backing adds weight, reducing slippage and bunching
  • Gives a more polished, structured look—ideal for standing subjects or when using small furniture
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Newborn Rooms

Newborn Rooms

Includes:

  • Two 50x60" fleece backdrops (walls)
  • One 5x5 rubber-backed floor

Ideal For:

  • Newborns, sitters, and close-up styling sessions
  • Flat-lay setups, tummy time, basket poses, or posing beanbags

Best Props:

  • Baskets, buckets, wraps, faux beds, pillows, and soft floor
  • Ideal for newborn photographers who want a contained, ready-to-shoot corner setup

Studio Space Needed:

  • Minimum floor space: 6x6 feet
  • Recommended ceiling height: 7 feet or taller
  • Compact and ideal for home studios or portable use

Notes:

  • Easy to assemble in small studio spaces
  • Rubber-backed floor keeps props stable while the fleece backdrops frame the scene beautifully
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Dream Flat Rooms

Dream Flat Rooms

Includes:

  • One 8x10 fleece backdrop (back wall)
  • One 8x10 rubber-backed floor
  • Two 7.5x8 silicone edge backdrops for your DreamEasy DreamFlats.

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How to Set Up a Backdrop Room – Best Practices

1. Clear & Measure Your Studio Space

Ensure you have enough space based on your room type:

  • Standard Rooms (Fabric or Rubber-Backed): Minimum 10x12 ft
  • Newborn Room: Minimum 6x6 ft
  • Ceilings should be at least 8 ft high (7 ft for newborn setups)

2. Lay the Floor First

Fleece Floor:

  • Unroll flat and allow a few minutes for wrinkles to settle. Use backdrop tape or clamps on the edges if needed to keep it taut.

Rubber-Backed Floor:

  • Unroll and position. The rubber helps it grip the floor—no taping is usually needed. Make sure the back edge will tuck slightly behind your wall drops for a seamless look.

3. Mount the Backdrops

  • Use backdrop stands with crossbars and strong clamps, or wall mounting systems (if permanent).
  • Position the 8x10 backdrop as the back wall, centered above the floor.
  • Position the 8x8 backdrop as the side wall, creating a corner. You can use two stands or tape one edge directly to the wall.
  • Make sure both walls overlap the floor by at least an inch to avoid visible seams in photos.

4. Tidy Up the Edges

  • Pull all fabric tight—especially at the base where wall meets floor. Clamp securely.
  • For a cleaner corner, gently pleat or tape the backdrops where they meet, or use a clamp behind the scenes to “pinch” the corner together.

5. Lighting Considerations

  • Use softboxes or umbrellas to create even light across both walls and floor.
  • Avoid lighting that casts heavy shadows into the corner unless that’s the desired look.
  • Consider using a backlight or small fill to reduce shadows in the wall-floor junction.

6. Place Props & Test Angles

  • Add your props or small furniture.
  • Take test shots to check alignment, lighting, and for any visible seams or wrinkles.
  • Make minor adjustments before the client arrives—it's easier now than in post!

✅ Tips for a Flawless Setup

  • For all room types, using backdrop stands, corner clamps, and seamless
    lighting will help maintain visual consistency and eliminate floor/wall
    separation in your photos.
  • Always iron/steam fleece drops if needed before setup.
  • Shoot slightly downward to hide wall/floor separation.
  • Don’t stretch fleece too tightly—just smooth it enough to avoid ripples.
  • Mark floor positions with painter’s tape if using the same layout regularly