DIRINGLO
LOGO, TYPOGRAPHY, WEBDESIGN, PHOTOGRAPHY
For the listed historic property and the brand DIRINGLO, I collaborated closely with the owners Tobias Huber and Stephan Rauscher to develop the visual identity and bring the project to life. I designed the logo, the website and the business stationery, and photographed this architectural jewel in Ohlstadt.
From the first idea to the finished result, the project evolved through a careful process shaped by craftsmanship, attention to detail and a shared commitment to quality. Work at this level creates a rare sense of passion and harmony.The historic property "Beim Hauser", a rural architectural jewel dating back to the 16th century, is officially registered as an individual monument by the Bavarian State Office for Monument Protection. Within an extensive development process, the brand DIRINGLO was created for the property.
The name was inspired by an old plum tree growing on the grounds — a noble variety known as Reneklode or Ringelotte, locally referred to in southern Germany as “Ringlo.”
The original rural architecture and historic building fabric were carefully uncovered and restored by regional craftspeople using traditional techniques and sustainable methods. Combined with modern building biology standards, the result is a harmonious and holistic architectural ensemble.
The 400-year-old farmhouse has been transformed into DIRINGLO — an exceptional holiday retreat with three exclusive apartments, where traditional Bavarian living is thoughtfully combined with sustainable architecture and contemporary building techniques.
