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Hospitality & Retreat Design and Master Planning

byUrban Living StudioTakes projects across Delhi NCR & travels pan-IndiaStarts from600 per sq. ft.View full gallery

Transforming farmhouses and resorts into immersive, guest-ready sanctuaries where architecture meets the rhythm of nature.

A personal tour of Amarna, a luxury farmhouse retreat I designed. It's built to be the ultimate destination for staycations and events, with four bedrooms, a private pool, and seamless integration of indoor and outdoor spaces.

This is a 3D render of a grand outdoor pavilion for a property on the Meerut Highway. Flanked by 16-foot sculptures, this double-height structure is designed for large-scale dining and celebrations.

The pool area at the Amarna retreat at night. The underwater lighting and illuminated gazebo create a magical atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for an evening swim or a poolside party.

Revisiting an old project in Ranthambore, Rajasthan. This video shows the rustic, earthy design of the resort, with its open-air seating areas and pathways that wind through lush, naturalistic landscaping.

A side view of the luxurious outdoor pavilion in Meerut. This render highlights the comfortable lounge seating, elegant chandeliers, and layered planting that create a sophisticated space for relaxation.

Another angle of the Meerut property's outdoor pavilion. The design uses a combination of wood, stone, and decorative metalwork, along with classic chandeliers, to achieve a look of opulent comfort.

It's the unique features that make a space memorable. This video shows details from a hospitality project, including a life-sized outdoor chessboard and a walkway covered in flowering vines.

A wooden cottage under construction at a resort in Ranthambore. This elevated structure is designed to provide a rustic, back-to-nature experience for guests, contrasting with typical modern hotel rooms.

A look inside the wooden cottage being built in Ranthambore. The all-wood interior, including the vaulted ceiling, creates a warm, cabin-like feel that is both cozy and connected to the surrounding nature.

About Hospitality & Retreat Design

When planning a hospitality project, the biggest mistake is separating civil work from softscaping. We manage the entire master plan, from pool engineering to pathway grading, so your resort or farmhouse is fully functional and ready to host guests from day one.

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