Emanuela Berardi's Bright Living Studio shows us a studio that is very open and rich with natural light. Berardi's design exudes elegance and minimalism. With the use of monochrome colors and a little pop of colors here and there, Bright Living Studio is a space that we can all admire.

The project can be described briefly with two apartments become one. The architect who conceived the idea of the project is Stefano Zaghini with whom I work and for whom I make renderings.
Customer need was to combine two apartments at the same level in a building of the Seventies in order to achieve a large and bright living area with adjoining study. Indeed, this is a complete restyling of the living area for a total space of about 95 square meters.
-Emanuela Berardi

The client required a versatile space and suitable to entertain friends and guests. The large table becomes the centerpiece of the living area and the central hub between the kitchen and living.Unlike the original system where you had a classic division of the rooms with their respective functions, in the project we have a contemporary style that transforms the traditional atmosphere of the apartment, by resizing the passageways and making the space more open and flexible.
-Emanuela Berardi

Space becomes more airy and the sequence of spaces is given by framed glass panels high up to the ceiling that screen the different functions in a more fluid and dynamic way than before. The strict purity of white rules the walls, in contrast with the black charcoal used for the internal doors frames' and the warmth of brushed wood of the long dining table. Targeted solutions have enabled us to integrate the pillars into pieces of furniture custom made and to cover them with white lacquered wood paneling.
-Emanuela Berardi

The inspiration behind the project is the concept of the beach house. The apartment is located in Rimini, a city on the Adriatic Sea in Italy, from the inside you can enjoy the view of the coast.The interior is dominated by shades of white, creating linear spaces but not cold and static, suitable for use in an informal manner.The main feature of this intervention of interior design is the fact of having a flexible and harmonious living room, enjoying the space in the most ergonomic way as possible, through the use of large glass panels that allow changeable and dynamic domestic scenarios.
-Emanuela Berardi

I would like to define my style as fresh and innovative, I do not like environments which are too classical and rigorous so I always tend to introduce some element of rupture in the interior design. Study hard and stay up to date as possible with the news of the moment because it is a constantly evolving field. Have a lot of humility and patience in listening​ in order to grasp lessons from those who have more experience.
-Emanuela Berardi

About Emanuela Berardi

Emanuela Berardi is an architect by training but in recent years she mainly committed to interior design, computer graphics and rendering simultaneously with the creation of design objects made by hand. See more of her works on Behance or her website.