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Just finished designing “Bellori”, a cinematic web concept for an Italian restaurant focused on atmosphere, emotion, and immersive storytelling.
The idea was to create a digital experience that feels as warm and refined as the restaurant itself, blending editorial-inspired layouts, rich imagery, elegant typography, and subtle interactions to bring the brand to life.
For this project I focused on art direction with a luxury editorial feel, high-end aesthetic inspired by contemporary Italian hospitality and, most importantly, designing emotion and not just navigation in mind.
Full project: https://belloripizzeria.framer.website/
Would love to hear your thoughts! 🙌
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