Hotel Nassau is a unique hotel experience on historical Catholic soil. A wonderful contrast to the luxurious services and facilities, as they believe that no guest is insensitive to the innocent and guilty pleasures of life. For those who want to get everything out of life, sleeping is a sin.
Their guests do not come to Hotel Nassau to sleep, but to experience dreams. Heavenly rooms, a beautiful ambience and a culinary sanctuary aptly named “Sanctuary of Love.” Hotel Nassau is originally an extensive complex of various national monuments in one of the oldest streets in Breda.
Our aim for this project was to merge modern times while keeping their historical look intact. Bringing forward the hotel’s perfect combination of rich history and contemporary comfort & luxury. Capturing all these elements in the story that serves as the foundation with the sophisticated, yet playful communication the hotel maintains
As a part of building their brand identity we designed a new logo mark and a set of brand stationary. We wanted to reflect the traditional landmarks that compliment the hotel into a sophisticated design. We developed a range of timeless assets that seamlessly aligned and unified in the hotel. We have used different illustrations to curate a variety of brand stationary designs.
We curated the project in creating various moodboards to gain a sense of direction for the initial campaign concept. Our photography services include model scouting, art direction and arranging the styling of the shoot. Finally we put the finishing touches in the editing process.
Testimonial
We were really excited to start working with Your Forever Stories because it seems that everything they touch turns into pure magic. It is so special to see how they managed to put their magic – just as we hope – into our hotel. Teun & Sanne are really involved and I immediately got the feeling they understood us. They are full of amazing ideas, something that inspired me very much.
We’re over the moon with the end result and we will definitely work with them again in the future.
Maaike Pasma