In close collaboration with Treehotel and Swedish ornithologist Ulf Öhman, the new BIG-designed hotel room Biosphere will bring 350 bird houses to the renowned hotel. Suspended in the Harads pines, BIG’s experiential design is the eighth hotel room on the property and seeks to enhance the surroundin
Light Kitchen Extracter Hood has ultra-compact 10cm high suction element and comes with a Multi-Air technology that allows the suction power to be distributed between several small motors guaranteeing the same suction efficiency but within an extremely reduced volume
According to the studio, The four and a half metre high plinth consists of three columns and an architrave. The shopping window is pushed back, creating a deep reveal. At street level, the facade is cladded in large 3d-ceramic-printed tiles
Material: The firm used laterite as building blocks since it is locally and easily available. The design team created curves on concrete and laterite structures to give a unique touch.
This is a lift looby which provided the architect with an ample opportunity to create a magnificient first impression as soon as one enters.
The ocean is an essential part of the identity of Mumbai; performing a role in every citizen’s life in more ways than one. The Lexus Mumbai in Juhu, takes its inspiration from the various features of Mumbai’s coast.
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Classically detailed & made to inspire, the bar front is made up of Chitai work which is a complex Rajasthani art of beating metal to create different patterns.
In order to create a unique-yet-quick facade, the architect created a series of curvilinear concrete facia which looks like a melted concrete.
As the architect describes "The lady of the house was explicit in her specification for the second floor cards room, she wanted a pleasant shock to the visitors, with a riot of colours.
In this particular project, flooring has been used to bring pop of colours to the otherwise neutral settings of wall.
According to the brand, the basin are 40% lighter, 30% sturdier and resilient and extremely resistant to abrasive materials.
The idea of this design was borrowed from the lit night sky of Bengaluru where the architect wanted people to have an immersive experience with the city lights.
In the three-hole wall-mounted version, the typical stylistic traits of the collection are incorporated into the handles and slender spout.
The flooring, a fissured pattern combining the classic monochrome and traditional terracotta, denotes the trajectory of motion whilst providing a playful pop of colour.
The monolithic, free-standing ceramic washbasin is available as a single or double solution. It can be attached to the wall or floor, depending on the specific structural circumstances.
According to the architect, "The KBM brand being 174 years old, originated in the old city of Ahmedabad and a look at the historic and articulate brickwork throughout the old city, channeled the specific material and techniques for the facade. A report by SURFACES REPORTER
Palladio has come out with an exclusive collection called “Forest” which contains beautiful designs made with different hues of Greens
In shade of Pantone Colour of the Year 2022 (Very Peri), contemporary graphic art, digitally designed, bright colours (almost fluorescent), sinuous and soft shapes with five repeatable patterns and five non-repeatable mural versions in three colourways each
Flora Collection features a classic interplay of natural stone with handcrafted metal. This collection offers a series of exquisite metal inlays depicting stylised branches, vines, daisies and other floral forms embedded in natural stone. According to the brand.
Resistant to extreme climatic conditions, durable, versatile, easy to clean, waterproof, chemical, stain, scratch and fire resistant, and are 100 per cent natural and recyclable.
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SR January 2022 Issue