I will be in meetings all day Monday, but I wanted to leave you with the beautiful work of this talented designer.
Interior designer Robert Bergero is anxious to say the least, and he changes things up frequently. Bergero not only designs his own beautiful homes, he doesn't mind rolling up his sleeves and creating much of what he uses in his stunning palettes. His Paris apartment is a testament to his talent.
Brought up on a farm, Bergero desired to design from an early age. The designer held many jobs, such as being an antique dealer in San Francisco, a stylist in Stockholm, and presently running his own design firm. His frequent moves and redesigning of his own homes leave those who know him scratching their heads. "I treat interiors as if they were stage sets," says the designer. ENJOY!
To read more about this design talent and his homes pick up a copy of the April issue of Veranda.
Photography by Rene Stoeltie
Written by Barbara Stoeltie
Interior designer Robert Bergero is anxious to say the least, and he changes things up frequently. Bergero not only designs his own beautiful homes, he doesn't mind rolling up his sleeves and creating much of what he uses in his stunning palettes. His Paris apartment is a testament to his talent.
Brought up on a farm, Bergero desired to design from an early age. The designer held many jobs, such as being an antique dealer in San Francisco, a stylist in Stockholm, and presently running his own design firm. His frequent moves and redesigning of his own homes leave those who know him scratching their heads. "I treat interiors as if they were stage sets," says the designer. ENJOY!
Photography by Rene Stoeltie
Written by Barbara Stoeltie
See you soon,
Teresa
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