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FROM TOP Reverberi is known for daring to use bold colours, as well as furnishings that are more typically found in houses than yachts, as seen on the Blade Reverberi balances out the large spaces of the 72-metre Stella Maris by using lightly coloured furniture and decor to create a cosy atmosphere The brief for Reverberi’s successful refit of the H2ome yacht into the Blade called for new guest areas
>> “I always look for harmony and elegance, trying to get the highest synthesis between clients’ culture and expectations and my culture and style, and trying every time to achieve a unique and original product. Great attention is given to sensations you can feel [in] the space,” says Reverberi. Each project presents a new challenge that she relishes, but she is especially delighted with her designs for Quinta Essentia and the 72-metre Stella Maris, which was built by Viareggio SuperYachts and delivered last year. Featuring natural stone and quality fabrics, Stella Maris exudes a fresh, light and refined ambience. It features 2.7-metre-high ceilings, tall glass windows, staggered internal decks and a vertical garden. Bleached teak is used in abundance throughout the vessel, complemented by more exotic materials such as galuchat and nubuck, and more vibrant colours such as green and blue marble. Reverberi established her Rome-based company Reverberi Design in 2000, and also works on residential interiors. For her, the major difference between the two spaces is that on yachts, “you have a dynamic view from the windows, [creating] more exciting experiences and sensations”. To keep her designs current and appealing to clients, she studies various creative fields. “I take inspiration from all forms of art and nature. Projecting on yachts requires transversal training and synthesis. I like to integrate materials and technologies from different sectors into my projects in order not to have limits to creativity,” she says. Looking ahead, Reverberi is kept busy with several upcoming projects, including refitting of a 38-metre yacht and developing a new concept for a 51-metre yacht. 86
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