Art and design
The large kalamkari by Ajit Kumar Das in the reception was the starting point for the design of Babur. For information on AK Das, contact Kanika Mukerji at
The architectural firm, glas, reacted to this contemporary yet tradtional artwork with an honest, open design utilising floor-to-ceiling glass, exposed brick and ducting, cantilevered banquettes, Louis Poulson light pendants and veneered timber. www.glasarchitects.co.uk
The two suede and leather triptychs by Sian Lester were inspired by the forms and colours of our kalamkari. Sian has lived in Indonesia and India and may be contacted at
Reception, glas architects, kota blue limestone floor, Louis Poulson pendants
Feature wall, black American walnut veneer boards, glas architects
Kalamkari, Ajit Kumar Das, natural dyes on cotton cloth
Sun, triptych, suede on board, Sian Lester
Rajasthani print blocks, mounted on silk
Bamboo, one of a triptych, suede and leather with metallic paint, Sian Lester
