Kristian Hjorth Berge
Founder, Co Director
In their own words
We actually worked with an illustrator on drawing various things and animals with connections to the Tuscan countryside, but ended up accidentally creating the olive-eyes from a rough placeholder sketch we made ourselves, and it just made so much sense.
The disposable camera idea came from the honest place of needing some nice photos for promo, and not being able to go to Tuscany at the right time to take photos.
I think the product feels very honest and true to itself, not trying too hard yet working very hard.
Articles & interviews3
- Studio Bergini Elevates UNTO with Bold, Honest Branding
The Brand Identity features Studio Bergini’s branding for UNTO, a small Tuscan olive oil producer. The identity combines playful illustration, vintage-inspired typography, and authentic photography to convey honesty and artisanal quality. With limited resources, the studio created a distinctive, characterful system that balances rustic charm with modern appeal.
- New Logo & Branding for LCBA by Studio Bergini
BP&O features Studio Bergini’s rebrand for the London Centre for Book Arts, a Hackney Wick-based print and bookmaking space. The identity draws on local typographic history with Original Sans and Caslon Ionic, complemented by a vibrant color palette and tactile print processes. The project reflects both the studio’s and client’s shared values of community, craft, and accessibility.
- New Packaging for Unto by Studio Bergini
BP&O’s feature by Eleanor Robertson explores Studio Bergini’s packaging design for Unto, a Tuscan olive oil brand with an ecological mission. The identity uses bold typography, playful illustration, and a limited yet vibrant color palette to balance wit and authenticity. The project combines tactile print finishes and farmer-shot imagery to convey honesty and artisanal charm.