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Studio Fotografico
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da @serenaeller
con @francesco_marano8
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Contraste Luxury Restuarant, Milan
@contrastemilano_

Project by @debonademeo
Realisation by @allestimenta
Photo by @serenaeller

Published on
@elledecoritalia
@livingcorriere
@designboom
@archiproducts
@goodlife_wohndesign_magazine @designandcontractcom
@area_arch

#interiordesign #decor #design #architecture #restyling #luxuryrestaurant #contraste #elledecor #living #livingcorriere #designboom #archiproducts #interiorphotography #designphotography #architecturephotography by @ellerstudio

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2 years ago

A black box for Bill Viola, a stage for Sappho.

In Rome's Colosseum Archaeological Park, @alvisikirimoto has designed two exhibitions for Electa. In the Church of Santa Maria Antiqua, a warm dark grey volume with an open front houses Bill Viola's The Greeting. Inside, walls and ceiling are entirely black, leaving only image and sound. At the Uccelliere Farnesiane, Saffo – Lo spirito della poesia turns walled-up openings into surfaces for projections of water, sky and moon, with finds held away from the walls like presences suspended in space.

The Greeting di Bill Viola. Omaggio a Pontormo
Church of Santa Maria Antiqua, until 6 February 2027

Saffo – Lo spirito della poesia
Curated by Silvia Romani
Uccelliere Farnesiane, until 31 January 2027

Architecture: @alvisikirimoto
Photography: Serena Eller Vainicher | @ellerstudio

Full story at sketchure.net, link in bio.

#sketchure #alvisikirimoto #billviola #exhibitiondesign #rome by @ellerstudio

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CASA DIAGONALE

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@sartori.arredamenti
@labottegadeifalegnami
@carloscafamarmi
@mipadesign

#mariaadelesavioli_architettura #architettura #architetturadinterni #interiordesign #progettazioneinterni by @ellerstudio

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13 days ago

September, September. You are the month of getting back to business; after the sweet—and scorching—August break, you are the month of fresh starts, when everything feels possible and full of potential. Autumn is just around the corner; in the meantime, take a look at what we’ve been working on over the last few weeks!

1. Shoot at @dlapiper
2. ⁠Becher exhibition at @fondazionemast, Bologna
3. ⁠Casa Dardanelli, by @a.alessandravillani published on @ad_italia
4. ⁠Tiny home in a former goldsmith’s workshop in Rome, by Anna Elisa Luigini @arcfen_architettura on @elledecoritalia
5. ⁠6x7 by @antonioacunzo.ph
6. Like autumn leaves... but on set
7-8. ⁠@serenaeller and @francesco.marano8 behind the scenes of the shoot for @utol_ceramica
9. ⁠Casa Barro - @02astudio on @ad_germany
10-11. Photoshoot and striking poses for @autautarchitettura
12. Casa Cromatica by @lotoadproject featured in @ad_italia
13. @studio_strato featured in @abitare_magazine
14. Garden break – @spaziogiallointeriors / @_carolina_levi_
15. Reflections: @mondialinfissi at the Roman Forum
16. Shooting with a furry special guest alongside @ebstudioarchitettura in Latina
17. Milan from the rooftops for @dlapiper
18. Casa Alkymia by @puntozero_architetti featured in @maneramagazine (Spain)
19. Beautiful Villa Finocchiaro, Linguaglossa, featured in @elledecoritalia
20. Browsing @abitare_magazine: “Dialogues with History” by @studio_strato by @ellerstudio

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In the heart of Rome, a former 16-sqm jewellery shop has been transformed into a home.

A project by @arcfen_architettura in which the small footprint is not a limitation, but the very starting point of the design.

The high cross vault, the black steel of the bookcase, a unifying element throughout the space, the continuity of the flooring, and the light create a sequence of solids and voids, thresholds and perspectives.

Verticality brings together the memory of the former shop and a new dimension of living.

Photographing this space meant looking for architecture in the details, in the proportions, in the viewpoints, in the light moving through the space, and in the traces of time.

Published on @elledecoritalia
Photos: @ellerstudio | @serenaeller taken in Rome, Italy by @ellerstudio

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21 days ago

In Rome, @02astudio transforms a 1960s apartment through the tension between raw clay walls and a glossy red volume that cuts through the hallway. Casa Barro refuses reconciliation. Its contrasts hold the building up.

Architecture @02astudio
Project Manager: Arch. Camilla Romeo @millariess
Styling @alessandra_orzali
Photography @serenaeller @ellerstudio

#casabarro #02astudio #romeinteriors #louisatabeas #italianinteriors taken in Rome, Italy by @ellerstudio

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Nestled in the hills of Abruzzo, Ettore Spalletti’s studio nurtures a silent dialogue between light, color, and matter.

“The works rested for weeks or even months before leaving the studio and going out into the world.” - From a recollection of Ettore Spalletti written by Ludovico Pratesi, Artribune, October 13, 2019.

“I miei colori vengono dal cielo, dalle albe sul mare, dalle nuvole, dall’aria tersa delle mattine di primavera”. Ettore Spalletti

Article published on @ideat_magazine
Thanks to @fondazioneettorespalletti by @ellerstudio

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CASA DIAGONALE

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@labottegadeifalegnami
@carloscafamarmi
@mipadesign

#mariaadelesavioli_architettura #architettutadinterni #interiordesign #progettazioneinterni #archilovers by @ellerstudio

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📸 @matteo__soddu 🙏🔥

September.

September has always been the month of the future for me. After a break, I can look back at what has happened with a little more distance: understand what went well, where I went wrong, put things back in order and try to do better.

I’m growing alongside my studio, and my studio is growing with me. New people, new clients, new ways of working. New languages and new trends to understand and sometimes embrace, without feeling the need to chase everything that comes along.

I find myself doing far more than I ever imagined when I decided to become a photographer. Some of it I enjoy, some of it decidedly less so. Over the years, I’ve learned above all to find solutions when something gets complicated, even when projects take a different direction from the one I had imagined, and to see them through.

I think of myself as a craftsperson rather than an artist. At least for now. I work with people, with their ideas and their needs. My job is to listen to them, interpret them and translate them through my own way of seeing.

This September, this is where I’m starting again: figuring out how to let the studio grow without taking space away from photography. taken in Via Cairoli Roma by @ellerstudio

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“Ponza is a world unto itself: private, stunning, aloof, wary, and never predictable. Amidst prickly pears, bougainvillea and lush broom, I lose myself in the beauty of its sunsets and find my earthly paradise.” That is how poet Eugenio Montale described it.
And it’s here, on this tiny island in the Pontine archipelago, that roman architect Fabrizio Miccò (@fma_architetto) has created a Mediterranean oasis characterized by nautical-inspired elements and industrial-style interiors.

Full article on @ad_germany; photography by @serenaeller, styling by by @cecilia_carmana, text by @francilongoni taken in Ponza, Italy by @ellerstudio

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After being forgotten for over fifty years, Villa Finocchiaro — a house with a striking sculptural character, suspended between organicism and Space Age imagery, designed in 1973 by Giuseppe Fanfoni and Maurizio Lo Castro in Linguaglossa (Catania) on the slopes of Etna — has now been restored, at the behest of its new owner, in faithful adherence to the original design.
The villa defies easy definition: its organic volumes seem to embrace the site’s topography while simultaneously emerging powerfully from the landscape, aided by their distinctive color. They evoke a primitive dwelling — almost a maternal womb — yet also bear a striking resemblance to the futuristic experiments of that era, which inspired architects (particularly French and American ones) to dream of living in a “bubble” . The structure incorporates vegetation via iron supports for climbing plants while simultaneously showcasing innovative construction technologies.

Published on @domusweb
Photo: @ellerstudio | @serenaeller taken in Linguaglossa Etna Nord by @ellerstudio

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