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Resort Interiors in Goa

Cottages scattered through a coconut grove, villas a short walk from the sand, a reception pavilion open on three sides. A resort asks more of its soft furnishings than any single house does — and it asks it forty times over.

Curtains and sheers framing the windows of a resort guest room in Goa

Resort in Goa

A Goan resort is spread out. Guest rooms sit in cottages, villas or low blocks across the grounds, each with its own exposure: one row faces the sea and takes salt and the full afternoon sun, another sits under trees and stays damp well after the rains stop. The same curtain fabric can look fresh in one cottage and tired in the next after a single season, simply because of where it hangs.

Much of a resort is also half-outdoors. Verandas, pool decks, open-sided restaurants and spa pavilions blur the line between inside and out, and guests walk in from the beach with sand, sunscreen and wet swimwear. Anything that sits there — a sofa, a blind, a panel — has to tolerate that, every day of the season.

Then there is timing. Most properties refurbish in the quiet months before the season opens, when rooms can be taken out of inventory in batches. We plan resort work around that window: a site survey of every room type, a mock-up room signed off first, then a rollout block by block so that cottage twelve matches cottage one, and the specification is written down for the next refurbishment.

What we make for the resort

What decides every choice

01Every cottage has its own weatherSea-facing rows, garden rows and units under heavy tree cover age differently. We survey each exposure and adjust lining, fittings and fabric choice where it matters, while keeping the look identical across the property.
02Consistency at scaleForty rooms have to look like one design. That means one documented specification — fabric, colour, heading, fullness, track and fixing heights — and enough spare material put aside for future replacements.
03Indoor-outdoor wearSand, sunscreen, wet towels and salt breeze reach the sofas and blinds on verandas and in lobbies. Outdoor-rated and solution-dyed fabrics, removable covers and aluminium hardware are what last.
04The refurbishment windowWork is phased into the low season and timed so that rooms come back into inventory in batches before the first guests arrive. Pre-assembly off site keeps time in each room short.
05Fire safety in guest areasFor curtains, upholstery and wallcoverings in guest rooms and public areas, specify fire-retardant contract fabrics and ask for the supporting documentation with your order.

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FAQ

Resort: questions

Can you work while some of the resort is open?

Yes. We phase the work block by block, pre-assemble curtains and blinds off site, and coordinate with housekeeping so that only the rooms being fitted are out of inventory.

Do you start with a mock-up room?

We recommend it for any multi-room job. One room is fitted completely and signed off by the owner or manager before the rest of the property is cut and made.

Which resorts do you cover?

Properties anywhere in North and South Goa, from Arambol and Morjim to Benaulim, Agonda and Palolem. Our studio is in Benaulim and we start with a site survey.

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Preparing the room

Resort Interiors in Goa

What we make for the resort

Curtains

Blinds

Motorised Curtains & Blinds

Sofas

Wall Panels

Resort: questions

Can you work while some of the resort is open?

Do you start with a mock-up room?

Which resorts do you cover?

Resort Interiors in Goa

What we make for the resort

Curtains

Blinds

Motorised Curtains & Blinds

Sofas

Wall Panels

Resort: questions

Can you work while some of the resort is open?

Do you start with a mock-up room?

Which resorts do you cover?