Ribeira d’Ilhas · Portugal
Visual direction
From an interior proposal to a complete sense of place.
The project is shaped by timber, glazed green tile, tropical planting and the visual culture of the coast. The original CGI established the space; the final image set focuses on how it might feel when active and inhabited.
Guests, service moments and a warm late-afternoon palette turn the architecture into hospitality content — imagery capable of communicating atmosphere, audience and brand experience before photography exists.
Design references
Colour, texture
and coastal character.
The project moodboard brings together the colours, materials and objects that guided the atmosphere of the images.
A coastal palette.
Botanical greens, Atlantic blues and sun-warmed accents.
01 / Botanical
- Palm
- Forest
- Petrol
02 / Atlantic
- Ocean
- Sea mist
- Charcoal
03 / Sun & earth
- Sunlight
- Terracotta
- Clay
Timber & woven fibres
Pale wood, cane seating and woven pendants bring warmth and a tactile quality to the space.
Terrazzo & ceramic
Coloured stone fragments, green tile and earthy pottery carry the palette into the materials.
Objects from the coast
Surfboards, botanical prints, ceramics and tropical foliage give the setting its relaxed coastal identity.
What this creates
More than a room.
A hospitality campaign.
The final set can work across presentations, launch material, websites and social channels while retaining a single visual identity.