Natália Fischer is a São Paulo-based graphic designer and print studio founder working as Branco Design. She established the studio with a focus on prints and stationery, later expanding into physical product design (playing cards, picture frames, toiletry bags, posters) and visual identity work. The studio has over 22,000 Instagram followers and is a verified account with 2,500+ posts, giving it strong Brazilian digital presence.

Eight selected pattern images and four placement images suggest a decorative print practice oriented toward stationery and lifestyle products. The about text describes an aesthetic of "delicacy, love, and design." The studio name Branco (Portuguese for "white" or "blank") alludes to the blank page as the founding creative inspiration. Selected placements suggest product application in the stationery and lifestyle category.

Graphic design tools are the primary documented skillset. No specific software is named in available sources, but a dual graphic design and print design background is evident from the studio's output spanning print patterns, visual identity, logos, and illustration.

Primary markets: fashion (print supply), decoration, surfaces, and stationery. The studio also develops visual identity and logos for emerging brands. An online store sells self-branded products: decorative panels (painéis artísticos), decorative flags/cangas, and stationery items. Custom print commissions are accepted.

Natália Fischer is based in São Paulo, Brazil. She trained as a graphic designer and established Branco Design as a creative studio focused on prints and stationery. Over time she expanded into physical product design and visual identity. The studio Instagram bio is attributed to @nbadan (the founder's personal handle), confirming a founder-led operation.

Eight selected pattern images confirm an active surface pattern practice. Four placement images suggest product or editorial application - consistent with the decorative product line (panels, cangas, stationery). Print subject matter inferred from the website product catalogue spans decorative illustration, botanical and ornamental motifs, and lifestyle-oriented surface design.