AI for Hospitality
AI integration supports a smarter booking layer, improved imagery and video creation, and enables faster search and discovery.
Process & Approach
Villa Branding: Developing a fresh, modern identity for Villa Françoise that captures the relaxed elegance of the French coast. The system extends across digital and print, with accessible color contrast, clear typography, and adaptable iconography. Every element—from digital to in-home collateral—is being design to create a consistent, welcoming experience that feels effortless and inclusive for all guests.
My early exploration is focusing on shaping the villa’s brand and digital presence through hero concepts, color systems, and interactive prototypes. I’m testing how tone, motion, and imagery can bring the brand’s warmth and identity to life. An AI-powered booking aggregate is being developed to unify platforms, with these prototypes marking the first step toward a cohesive launch in spring 2026.
Using ChatGPT to reimagine the villa’s interior spaces within each room concept. Focusing on defining camera angles, lighting, and composition to guide photographers, ensuring faster, more consistent shoots that align with the evolving brand aesthetic.
Exploring fully responsive modules to ensure smooth transitions from desktop to mobile, maintaining motion and storytelling across every breakpoint. The goal is to keep the brand’s energy and atmosphere alive, no matter how or where users experience it.
Using Firefly, Luma AI, and DaVinci Resolve to transform still imagery into dynamic motion, bringing the hero to life. This prototype also integrates an interactive widget, testing how movement and interaction can convey the villa’s atmosphere and create a more immersive first impression.
Exploring color blocking and motion to create a more fluid transition between the hero and following sections. This prototype tests how layered color, subtle movement, and type hierarchy can express the villa’s personality while guiding users naturally through the experience.
