Villa Albella's visual identity captures the soul of Tuscany's cultural heritage while embracing a vision for a place that serves as a sanctuary for culture, history, and unity, a vibrant hub of artistic expression, culinary exploration, and intercultural dialogue. The design seamlessly blends tradition with modernity. The incorporation of two floral branches symbolizes unity amidst diversity, rooted in a shared history. Beyond preserving heritage, this project fosters meaningful cross cultural exchange and appreciation, embodying a commitment to serenity and enrichment.

Elena Gamalova has been working in the design field for more than 15 years, from startups to global brands and institutions. During her career so far, almost half of which she has spent in Paris, she contributed to the development of visual identities, brand strategies, cross-channel promotional campaigns, product development, and packaging. Her work was featured in Packaging of the World, the Dieline, World Brand Design Society, Best of Branding. One of her packaging projects - was part of the 10 best and most appreciated projects of May 2020, on Packaging of the World. She believes that design can contribute to our society and be considered as a strategic and problem-solving tool.

Villa Albella is part of Colline Albelle Estate in Riaparbella, Italy. The estate includes a 12 ha of vineyards and olive groves and 6 ha of forest, and ensure that the visitor can enjoy countless picturesque strolls within the property, while revealing the beauty of the white hills in the area.