FESTIVE FERVOUR
Hotelier India|December 2023
Sustainable decor initiatives during for the party season can redefine hospitality.
FESTIVE FERVOUR

In the dynamic world of architecture and design, sustainability is the cornerstone of modern hospitality. As architects and designers, we have the exceptional privilege of not just shaping the visual appeal of spaces but also leading the charge in environmentally conscious design.

And with the party season fast approaching, there's no better time than now to delve into sustainable decor initiatives that can revolutionise the very essence of hospitality and work wonders for a hospitality space all through the year.

Ar Khozema Chitalwala, Founder and Principal Architect of Designers Group, unveils innovative approaches that promise to elevate celebrations, leaving a positive and lasting impression on our planet.

NATURE-INSPIRED ELEGANCE

Embracing the natural world transcends mere aesthetics; it becomes a philosophy that informs every design choice. By integrating elements like reclaimed wood, bamboo, and stone in hotel interiors, we ingrain spaces with a sense of rootedness and authenticity.

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