Identity, art direction and an online shop for a ceramics studio whose hand-glazed tableware now ships to more than thirty countries.

Ondas Ceramics

I design brands and digital products that feel

Nora Lind

<h2>The brief</h2><p>Casa Alva is a restored farmhouse a few minutes from the beach in Comporta. The owners wanted to rely less on booking platforms and give guests a feeling for the place long before they arrived.</p><h2>The approach</h2><p>The identity borrows from the house itself: a lime-washed palette, a wordmark drawn from hand-painted tiles uncovered during the renovation, and photography shot entirely in natural light over three slow days.</p><figure data-align="full"><img src="https://nora-lind-portfolio.cdn.modulify.website/images/casa-alva-1.jpg" alt="Bright hotel bedroom with white linen, velvet cushions and sheer curtains"><figcaption>Every room was photographed in morning light, without staging.</figcaption></figure><p>The website reads like a quiet magazine, with booking never more than a tap away.</p><h2>The outcome</h2><ul><li>Direct bookings grew from 22% to 61% of revenue</li><li>Average stay lengthened from 2.4 to 3.6 nights</li><li>Summer season fully booked eight weeks after launch</li></ul>

An identity and booking website for a twelve-room hotel by the sea in Comporta, built around light, linen and slow mornings.

The brief

The approach

The outcome

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