Hotel Goya
Hotel Goya
A stay told through its moments.
A stay told through its moments.
Photography
Video
Graphic design
Overview
For Hotel Goya, the story starts with the guest experience: breakfast on the balcony, waking up and time spent together in and around the hotel. Photography and video bring people into its spaces. Coordinated branded clothing completes the visual direction for the hospitality team.
For Hotel Goya, the story starts with the guest experience: breakfast on the balcony, waking up and time spent together in and around the hotel. Photography and video bring people into its spaces. Coordinated branded clothing completes the visual direction for the hospitality team.
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Photos
Morning light frames breakfast, views and moments together. The photographs alternate between table details and outdoor scenes, from walks to bicycles outside the hotel. The spaces feel lived in and the pace of a break from everyday life comes through.
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Photos
Morning light frames breakfast, views and moments together. The photographs alternate between table details and outdoor scenes, from walks to bicycles outside the hotel. The spaces feel lived in and the pace of a break from everyday life comes through.
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Video
The video follows small moments of a stay: curtains opening, breakfast shared on the balcony and a drink being made. People and spaces meet in vertical sequences that invite viewers to imagine their own time at the hotel.
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Video
The video follows small moments of a stay: curtains opening, breakfast shared on the balcony and a drink being made. People and spaces meet in vertical sequences that invite viewers to imagine their own time at the hotel.
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Graphic design
The Hotel Goya monogram connects concepts for polo shirts, button-down shirts and aprons. White, black and neutral tones distinguish the pieces while keeping the look consistent across hospitality roles. A restrained identity, recognizable in the details of the clothing.
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Graphic design
The Hotel Goya monogram connects concepts for polo shirts, button-down shirts and aprons. White, black and neutral tones distinguish the pieces while keeping the look consistent across hospitality roles. A restrained identity, recognizable in the details of the clothing.
