The site features a strategically positioned alfresco area at the entrance plaza, designed to provide guests with an intimate and exclusive experience amidst the verdant surroundings. Another integral feature is the swimming pool, which features a traditional design with a hand-painted wall serving as a backdrop. Equipped with a jacuzzi and temperature control, the pool ensures a comfortable and enjoyable experience throughout the year.
The guest suites each feature a private courtyard for a unique and personalised experience. These courtyards serve as intimate outdoor spaces for guests to relax, enhancing their connection to nature. Trees on-site have been preserved and celebrated, complementing the Rajputana character of the built spaces.
Meticulous incorporation of local materials and traditional design techniques pays homage to Jaipur’s fabled architectural history. Patterns reminiscent of Rajasthan’s forts and palaces are thoughtfully integrated into the design scheme across various surfaces, including floors, walls, and ceilings, adding a distinctive touch of heritage to the overall aesthetic.
Local crafts and techniques such as araish (traditional lime plastering technique) and thikri mirror work features throughout the interior spaces. The corridors and pathways are constructed with locally sourced materials, including Yellow Jaisalmer Sandstone, Ambaji White Marble, and Red Mandana stone from Jodhpur. The pathways follow a distinctive pattern crafted from local sandstone, known for its durability and natural beauty. The guestrooms are crafted in Ambaji White Marble, renowned for its elegance and timeless quality.
The space’s finishing touches incorporate muted shades of gerua inspired by the colours of Jaipur. Antique brass elements add a classic touch. Decorative lights and fabrics feature rich embroidery rife with intricate details and heighten the sense of opulence. This careful selection of materials and finishes contributes to an authentic and culturally enhanced ambience, harmonising the space with its historical roots.
The project drives a strong focus on sustainability and building performance. Water is conserved through an on-site sewage treatment plant, and is reused for irrigation of the landscape. Rainwater harvesting systems reduce reliance on external water sources. The installation of solar panels emphasises the project’s commitment to renewable energy. Strategically placed windows and skylights help maximise natural light, reducing dependency on non-renewable power sources. Green spaces and vertical gardens improve the air quality and provide natural cooling to the property, while smart thermostats optimise heating and cooling systems, ensuring that energy is not wasted. Moreover, the project commitment to sustainability extends to the use of solar hot water systems and zero plastic waste.