
The rebranding project developed by Tenuta Doria in collaboration with A lab marks a strategic evolution rooted in heritage and raw material. A historic company specializing in buffalo farming and dairy production, Tenuta Doria chose to rethink its visual identity starting from its founding element: milk. With over a century of tradition, the brand aimed to strengthen its positioning by making its core values — short supply chain, quality, and authenticity — visible through a contemporary and cohesive visual language.


The process began with an in-depth study of the company’s historical archive. Ancient documents and original marks inspired the redesign of the logotype, which was reinterpreted to create a modern yet respectful sign, capable of connecting past and present. The result is a balanced identity system that transforms memory into a distinctive and scalable brand language.
The typographic research extended into experimentation with a secondary typeface developed using milk itself. Letters were turned into stencils and filled with the liquid, allowing the raw material to physically generate the forms. This gesture translated the concept of supply chain into a tangible visual expression, reinforcing the deep connection between product and identity.


The new visual system was applied to the complete redesign of the packaging range and to the restyling of the Battipaglia retail space. Soft textures, natural palettes, and milk-inspired elements create a premium yet authentic perception, ensuring coherence between product and environment.
The project combines historical research, visual experimentation, and strategic design to transform Tenuta Doria’s production heritage into a contemporary, recognizable identity. Guided by A lab — a communication agency specialized in social media and branding, founded in Salerno and active throughout Italy — the brand moves confidently toward the future while remaining firmly rooted in its origins.




The rebranding project developed by Tenuta Doria in collaboration with A lab marks a strategic evolution rooted in heritage and raw material. A historic company specializing in buffalo farming and dairy production, Tenuta Doria chose to rethink its visual identity starting from its founding element: milk. With over a century of tradition, the brand aimed to strengthen its positioning by making its core values — short supply chain, quality, and authenticity — visible through a contemporary and cohesive visual language.


The process began with an in-depth study of the company’s historical archive. Ancient documents and original marks inspired the redesign of the logotype, which was reinterpreted to create a modern yet respectful sign, capable of connecting past and present. The result is a balanced identity system that transforms memory into a distinctive and scalable brand language.
The typographic research extended into experimentation with a secondary typeface developed using milk itself. Letters were turned into stencils and filled with the liquid, allowing the raw material to physically generate the forms. This gesture translated the concept of supply chain into a tangible visual expression, reinforcing the deep connection between product and identity.


The new visual system was applied to the complete redesign of the packaging range and to the restyling of the Battipaglia retail space. Soft textures, natural palettes, and milk-inspired elements create a premium yet authentic perception, ensuring coherence between product and environment.
The project combines historical research, visual experimentation, and strategic design to transform Tenuta Doria’s production heritage into a contemporary, recognizable identity. Guided by A lab — a communication agency specialized in social media and branding, founded in Salerno and active throughout Italy — the brand moves confidently toward the future while remaining firmly rooted in its origins.



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