Keeping pace with today’s living standards, the lodging designers have converted this generational home, primarily made from wood and mud, into a warmer abode. The designers have persisted in re-using the raw materials of the old structure, keeping the interiors minimal to complement the vivacity of the mountainous terrain. This functional haven is where science meets traditional arrangements for a better sustainable approach. The rooms have south-facing windows to maximize warmth retention.
The local ‘finds’ that pose at every corner of the room exude the boutique hotelier’s respect and indulgence in sophisticated personal sanctuaries. Further on, the long-height windows welcome a flood of bright light into the bed chambers. Overall, the intermingling of cultural and regional souvenirs of Ladakh is remarkable.
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