Legal
Legal Notice
Information about the owner and terms of use of the Nate Design Studio website. Last updated: 10 September 2026.
1. Website owner
Owner: Natasha Ametrano
Commercial name: Nate Design Studio
Email: hello@natedesignstudio.com
Website: https://natedesignstudio.com
Registry information is only applicable where the owner is required to be entered in a relevant public registry.
2. Purpose of the website
This website presents Nate Design Studio's creative services, selected work and professional contact information. It does not currently operate as an e-commerce platform or conclude consumer purchases directly online.
3. Intellectual property
Unless otherwise indicated, the website's original design, texts, graphics and creative presentation are protected by intellectual-property rules. Portfolio work may also contain client names, trademarks, photographs, film materials and other assets owned by their respective rights holders.
No content may be reproduced, distributed, transformed or commercially exploited beyond what is permitted by law without the relevant rights holder's authorization.
4. Website use
Visitors agree to use the website lawfully and not to interfere with its operation, security or availability. Nate may update, suspend or change website content when necessary.
5. External links
Links to external websites are provided for reference or to show relevant projects and social profiles. Nate Design Studio does not control third-party websites and is not responsible for their content, availability or privacy practices.
6. Liability
Reasonable care is taken to keep the website accurate and available, but uninterrupted access or the absence of technical errors cannot be guaranteed. Nothing on this site constitutes legal, financial or other regulated professional advice.
7. Privacy and cookies
Personal-data and browser-storage information is available in the Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy.
8. Applicable law
This website is operated from Spain and is subject to applicable Spanish and European Union law. Any jurisdiction clause will apply only to the extent permitted by mandatory law and without limiting rights that cannot legally be waived.




