Nat Spirit

Rebranding the Visual Identity

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CLIENT:
Nat spirit – Tableware
(Barcelona, España & Paris, France)

OUR TASKS:
Concept
Art direction photoshoot
Web Design
Product Catalogue
Stand Design

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A few years ago, we developed the branding for Nat Spirit, a tableware company working with bamboo with a strong commitment to ecological values and sustainable design.

Since then, Nat Spirit has expanded the range of materials used in its collections. While the ecological focus remains, the brand has evolved toward exploring unconventional materials and embracing a more colorful, contemporary aesthetic.

//Starting with Photography

To steer the brand in a more contemporary direction, we began by reimagining its imagery and product photography. Our proposal centered on highlighting the bold colors and unconventional materials that define the Nat Spirit collection.

Originally rooted in bamboo tableware, the brand has since expanded into silicone, enamel, and an upcoming resin line—materials that share the distinctive qualities of being nearly indestructible, lightweight, and ideal for both children and older users.

Their durability also makes them perfectly suited for a wide range of environments: camping and glamping, outdoor dining, boating, desert camps, and more.

While the earlier visual identity emphasized the sustainability of bamboo, the renewed direction celebrates the brand’s versatility—its diverse applications, playful color palette, and the inherent flexibility of its materials.

Silicone, Enamel and Bamboo Collections
Art direction for the new materials and for the upcoming models in the Bamboo Collection.
Photography by Bea Schulze and Ricardo Leal and internally within the Nat spirit team. 3D renders by Marta Ribera.

// Website

While the previous site served mainly as an online catalogue to order specific items from the collections, the revamped version now acts as a “look & feel” introduction to the brand, with a more playful character that suggests how this unusual and unbreakable tableware can be put to use in unexpected situations—such as outdoor events, desert camps, or gatherings on boats. Once interested, visitors can then download the complete catalogue to place their detailed orders as before.

Web Design: Sandra Weese
Programming: by Victor Maciel

// Website

While the previous site served mainly as an online catalogue to order specific items from the collections, the revamped version now acts as a “look & feel” introduction to the brand, with a more playful character that suggests how this unusual and unbreakable tableware can be put to use in unexpected situations—such as outdoor events, desert camps, or gatherings on boats. Once interested, visitors can then download the complete catalogue to place their detailed orders as before.

Web Design: Sandra Weese
Programming: by Victor Maciel

// Catalogue

Even though the catalogue is now the primary tool for placing orders—and therefore must offer a high level of clarity and functionality—we still wanted to incorporate as much of the newly established look & feel into its design as possible to keep it attractive.

// Catalogue

Even though the catalogue is now the primary tool for placing orders—and therefore must offer a high level of clarity and functionality—we still wanted to incorporate as much of the newly established look & feel into its design as possible to keep it attractive.

VISIT THE WEBSITE

logo | identity | web

Nat spirit

rebranding the visual Identiy

Nat Spirit

Rebranding the Visual Identity

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//Starting with Photography

// Website

// Website

// Catalogue

// Catalogue

VISIT THE WEBSITE

logo | identity | web

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Nat spirit

rebranding the visual Identiy

Nat Spirit

Rebranding the Visual Identity

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//Starting with Photography

// Website

// Website

// Catalogue

// Catalogue

VISIT THE WEBSITE