Mahindra Meridian – Club House (Alibaug)

Mahindra Meridian – Club House (Alibaug)

A signature execution in the Hospitality sector.

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Building in an isolated location was the central challenge here. Natural materials were used throughout while keeping the interior proof against insects: wood panelling and cane sheets to the ceiling, and a cement mural forming the backdrop to the reception.

Location / Area

Alibaug

5,500 SQ.FT

Category

  • Hospitality
  • Bali Style Interior
Transition
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Moving deeper into the space, the environment transitions seamlessly into a curated experience, blending functional requirements with bespoke aesthetics.

“A closer look at the details.”

Project Gallery

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SPATIAL VIEW

Balinese-inspired resort lounge featuring custom rattan armchairs with white linens, teak accent tables, and lush indoor palm planters set against a textured beige plaster wall.

This serene hospitality seating area embodies tropical Balinese design, integrating organic textures and natural wood elements. The layout centers on elegant rattan armchairs and rich teak details, creating a relaxed, tactile sanctuary for guests.

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INTERIOR DETAIL

An exquisite reception desk showcasing a custom hand-carved cement mural of tropical foliage, paired with a polished wood counter and warm under-desk illumination.

The reception desk stands as a centerpiece of Balinese craftsmanship, featuring a beautifully detailed cement mural of lush tropical leaves. Warm accent lighting highlights the texture of the relief work, welcoming guests with artistic warmth.

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PERSPECTIVE

A transitional hallway in the resort displaying a ceiling covered in decorative woven cane sheets, framed by timber rafters and illuminated by hanging dome pendant lights.

This hallway highlights natural ceiling textures, using detailed woven cane panels framed by dark timber rafters. Symmetrical dome pendant lights cast soft shadows down the corridor, enhancing the organic hospitality experience.

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AMBIENCE

Resort dining room featuring round timber tables, chairs with woven rattan backrests, and large sliding glass doors framing a garden landscape.

An airy dining space designed to blur the boundary between indoor luxury and outdoor nature. Custom teak furniture and woven textures coordinate with expansive glass openings to create a breezy, garden-facing dining experience.

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MATERIALITY

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DESIGN ELEMENT

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