Life in the South of France taught Evelina Berdt that true luxury lies not only in beautiful surroundings, but in balance, rhythm, and conscious choices. A mother, entrepreneur, and woman of refined taste, she embodies a modern femininity shaped by experience, discipline, and inner calm.
Evelina, you moved to the south of France. What turned out to be the most challenging in building a new life there — both emotionally and practically? And what advantages or privileges did you gain?
I moved to the South of France a long time ago with my family, so my experience wasn’t about a sudden escape, but rather about gradually growing into a place that slowly became my home.
The location itself is incredibly convenient, right in the heart of Europe, while still offering an exceptional quality of life. The climate, especially, plays a huge role in my everyday well-being; it truly affects my mood and sense of harmony.
Monaco holds a very special place in my heart. Its unique energy, elegance, and international spirit continue to inspire me and make the South of France feel truly unmatched.
You are a mother and an entrepreneur. What helps you balance a real estate business and motherhood without losing yourself?
Entrepreneurship isn’t something I try to balance against my life — it is an essential part of who I am. Business thinking has always been in my blood; it comes from my parents and has stayed with me since childhood.
Motherhood, of course, is a completely different and deeply emotional experience for any woman. For me, balance comes from accepting that both roles can exist naturally, without suppressing either one. When you establish the right rhythm and clear priorities, it becomes possible to grow professionally while fully enjoying motherhood — in a way that still feels authentic to yourself.
Your style is a very strong part of your image. Do you believe that style can be a form of inner support and self-identification for a woman?
Absolutely. Style has always mattered to me. From a young age, I was drawn to fashion, designers, and the artistry behind each detail.
Today, I feel that style directly influences my mood and confidence. It reflects my inner state — who I am and how I feel. When a woman wears something that truly resonates with her, confidence appears naturally. It doesn’t have to be loud or provocative, it’s a quiet presence that others sense instantly.
What does home and interior design mean to you: a reflection of character, a source of energy, a quiet haven, or a social space?
For me, home is sacred. It is the most precious place on earth — the space where I feel grounded and where I can truly recharge.
I deeply believe that our environment shapes our energy. A home should feel clean, well cared for, and visually harmonious. When you genuinely love what surrounds you, calmness and inspiration come naturally.
Space, to me, is the breath of art. Every interior should support your emotional state and inspire you to live your best, most conscious life.
What does success mean to you today — and has this definition changed over time?
My understanding of success has evolved significantly. Life brings lessons that only experience can teach, and those lessons made my perspective calmer, deeper, and more intentional.
Today, success means creating stability, enjoying the process, and living with awareness — not endlessly chasing the next milestone.
I live by one simple principle: Consistency + Focus + Action = Success.
When you continue showing up for your goals with discipline and clarity, results inevitably follow.
