Named after the renowned Dubrovnik noble family Natali, this summer house has been meticulously renovated, with every detail carefully considered to enhance its overall ambiance. The interiors were designed by Studio Brikoler in collaboration with us, while the architectural work was entrusted to the Alfaplan architectural office. Our goal was to create a unique interior that preserves the summer house as a historical monument, celebrating the charm of antiquity while embracing modern appeal. At the same time, we ensured it retained its original functionality, inviting guests to find inspiration for a truly meaningful retreat.
We also created the visual identity for the palace, with a logo that incorporates pillars of the courtyard into their "n" sign.
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