Villa Hannibal

Villa Hannibal imagines a collection of houses in Sidi Bou Said. The project adapts a holiday website to a Tunisian setting: white architecture, blue doors, courtyards, pottery, olive trees and Mediterranean light. Each house retains its own character within the collection.

Make people want to explore the places while keeping the journey clear. Photography, movement and illustrations needed to support the descriptions and stay choices, with the same attention on a phone, tablet or large screen.

Blue and white sit alongside references to Tunisian architecture, materials and craftsmanship. Pottery, olive trees, chillies and door details extend the world of the houses. Illustrations sit behind the content, leaving room for comfortable reading.

Azur, Jasmin, Elyssa, Nacre, Safran and Oliva each have a complete page and a ten-image gallery. Bedrooms, living spaces, terraces and gardens form a story specific to each villa. Photographs open at a larger size, with captions and straightforward navigation.

A 22-second film opens the website. Visitors can then compare villas, browse services, discover Sidi Bou Said and plan a stay with dates and optional extras. A downloadable summary keeps their choices together. The player adapts the video to the connection and the layouts adjust to smaller screens.