Giada Battisti

An exquisitely detailed dining area centered on a long, custom-made solid oak table with a silky, natural matte finish, surrounded by minimalist upholstered chairs in warm sand-colored fabric. Above, three slim cylindrical brass pendant lights cast a soft, warm glow onto the table’s surface, revealing subtle wood grain. In the background, built-in cabinetry in matte ivory with discreet integrated handles blends seamlessly into the wall. A large window with sheer curtains lets in gentle, late-afternoon natural light, balancing the warm artificial lighting. Shot in photographic realism from a slightly elevated angle using the rule of thirds, the space feels intimate, refined, and welcoming, embodying functional elegance and timeless sophistication.

Progetti e visione

Benvenuti nel portfolio di Giada Battisti: progetti eleganti, funzionali e raffinati che uniscono comfort e arte, raccontando il potenziale trasformativo degli ambienti.

Percorso professionale

Giada Battisti racconta il proprio percorso, la visione estetica e l’approccio creativo. Un viaggio che permette di comprendere stile, attenzione ai dettagli e gestione del progetto.

Scopri ora
A carefully composed reading niche in a sophisticated living space: a built-in bench in light oak with a plush, custom cushion in warm ivory bouclé, nestled within a recessed wall. Above the bench, vertical shelving integrates seamlessly, holding a few thoughtfully placed art books and monochrome ceramic objects. A slim, wall-mounted reading light with a brushed brass finish casts a focused, warm pool of light onto the bench, while soft natural daylight filters in from a nearby unseen window. The walls are painted in a warm white, enhancing the calm ambiance. Photographic realism with a three-quarter, eye-level view and soft depth of field creates an intimate, inviting corner that reflects comfort, elegance, and functional design.

La nostra rete

A sophisticated home office corner featuring a slim, wall-mounted desk in dark-stained walnut with a velvety matte finish, paired with a sculptural, armless chair upholstered in textured dove-gray fabric. Above the desk, asymmetrical open shelving in the same walnut finish displays carefully curated books and minimalist ceramic objects. A large, frameless glass interior window separates the office from an adjacent living area, allowing diffused daylight to illuminate the workspace. The walls are painted in a warm, soft white that enhances the natural light. Captured in photographic realism at eye level with shallow depth of field, the desk is in sharp focus while the background softly blurs, creating an atmosphere of quiet concentration, refined taste, and functional organization.


Aarav Sharma

A moodboard-style composition laid out on a large, neutral linen-covered surface, representing an interior design concept. Carefully arranged material samples include honed travertine tiles, light oak veneer, warm gray microcement, and soft wool fabric swatches in cream and sand tones. A slim brass strip and a small matte-black hardware piece introduce accents. A sharpened graphite pencil rests beside an open notebook filled with hand-drawn floor plan lines. Soft, indirect daylight from the side creates gentle shadows and highlights the textures. Photographic realism with a top-down, bird’s-eye view ensures every detail is visible, conveying the designer’s sophisticated, artistic process and sensitivity to harmony, tactility, and refined color palettes. No human hands or devices appear in the frame.


Mateo García

A serene, spa-like bathroom retreat featuring a freestanding oval bathtub in smooth white stone resin, positioned in front of a textured, light-gray microcement wall. A niche with integrated LED strip lighting showcases carefully arranged glass and ceramic containers. The floor is large-format, warm beige porcelain with a subtle stone effect. Natural light enters through a high clerestory window, softly diffused to avoid harsh shadows, complemented by indirect cove lighting in the ceiling. Photographic realism with a slightly off-center composition emphasizes negative space, creating a calm, luxurious mood that highlights the designer’s focus on comfort, harmony, and meticulous detail in residential interior projects.


Zuri Ndlovu