Terracotta and shade
The façade is a screen of red clay jaali that keeps out the afternoon sun and throws patterned light into the stairwell.
Our story
Built around one idea: rooms you don't want to leave.
Green Earth is a boutique hotel on Arjun Marg in Sector 26A, a short drive from Golf Course Road. It is one building wrapped in terracotta jaali, set back behind palms, with a café pavilion in the garden.
Every room is designed rather than furnished. The arched headboards were drawn by hand — a single black line wandering across rose plaster — and that line shows up again on the curtains, the cushions and the bathroom walls. Rattan, sheesham, herringbone floors, brass lamps and sage linen do the rest.
Rooms are made up daily, with laundry, wake-up calls and room service on hand.
Three things we built it around
The line
One hand-drawn meander, repeated on headboards, curtains, cushions and walls, so every room feels like part of the same house.
The corridors
Even the corridors are papered in pattern, with brass sconces and plants at every turn.