Shantanu Garg Design

Details at THE VANITY ROOM

Trevi is a new age Mughal Garden that our royals always cherished, they believed more in well manicured gardens than the organic ones. These Gardens rendered discipline and organised approach and created the sense of beauty for pleasure. Similarly the architectural layout of Trevi is really unique, it sets the project into varied zones through varied architectural layers like Padmadari, The Chowk, Shamiana lounge, Plume Bar and The Vanity Room.

Creating open space courtyard with high walls reduces the temperature of outdoor area as hot air rises up is such a unique vernacular idea that’s been there for centuries in Rajasthan, likewise gardens or Baghs in Rajasthan were always fortified within four walls and that’s what we also followed this sustainable approach at Trevi.

Trevi is envisioned through the lens of the Modern Maharaja’s travels from Italy to France, where our royals historically absorbed global design, emotion, and craft. These influences were never imitated, but thoughtfully reinterpreted, adapted into an Indian visual language that remains culturally rooted and unmistakably reflective of our identity and style.

We present to you Trevi.

THE VANITY ROOM

Trevi is a new age Mughal Garden that our royals always cherished, they believed more in well manicured gardens than the organic ones. These Gardens rendered discipline and organised approach and created the sense of beauty for pleasure. Similarly the architectural layout of Trevi is really unique, it sets the project into varied zones through varied architectural layers like Padmadari, The Chowk, Shamiana lounge, Plume Bar and The Vanity Room.

Creating open space courtyard with high walls reduces the temperature of outdoor area as hot air rises up is such a unique vernacular idea that’s been there for centuries in Rajasthan, likewise gardens or Baghs in Rajasthan were always fortified within four walls and that’s what we also followed this sustainable approach at Trevi.

Trevi is envisioned through the lens of the Modern Maharaja’s travels from Italy to France, where our royals historically absorbed global design, emotion, and craft. These influences were never imitated, but thoughtfully reinterpreted, adapted into an Indian visual language that remains culturally rooted and unmistakably reflective of our identity and style.

We present to you Trevi.

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