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Heritage and Hospitality Wall Designs

byAnkita AryaShips across India; Visit studio in Sector 54, GurugramStarts from450 Per Sq. Ft.View full gallery

I collaborate with architects and designers to bring history and soul to luxury hotels, restaurants, and heritage properties. Here is how I transform large commercial spaces into immersive stories.

For the Surya Haveli in Jaipur, I designed a series of wallpapers that celebrate the city's rich heritage. This sitting area features multiple patterns, from geometric ceilings to arched murals, creating a truly royal experience.

Another view of the Surya Haveli project, showcasing a different room with custom wallpapers. The designs blend traditional motifs with embroidered textures, bringing the palace's history to life in a new way.

The grand atrium of the Surya Haveli in Jaipur. While my wallpaper is in the adjoining rooms, this view captures the overall sense of opulence and heritage that my designs were created to complement.

A sitting room at the Nivah heritage property, featuring my Mughal-inspired jaali wallpaper in a vibrant yellow. The design adds warmth and historical context, making the space feel both luxurious and authentic.

A mood board showcasing the inspiration for the bespoke artworks and murals created for the Shanghigh restaurant. The theme blends luxury, elegance, and traditional Asian art, from geishas and dragons to serene landscapes.

Another mood board for the Shanghigh restaurant project, focusing on unique and bespoke oriental elements. Koi fish, cranes, and classic portraits were all part of the visual language developed for the space.

The first step in our Lucknow heritage project was capturing the city's soul with watercolor sketches. This video shows the artist's hand bringing the architecture to life on paper, forming the basis for the final mural.

About Heritage & Hospitality Projects

When I work on a hospitality project like a heritage haveli or a high-end restaurant, I focus on the interplay between the wall and the surrounding environment. Lighting, furniture placement, and material durability are just as important as the design itself. If you are planning a commercial space, we should discuss the wall-to-furniture flow early in the process to ensure every element fits your vision.

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