One of India’s largest interior design firms, Bobby Mukherji & Associates, and Sicis recently collaborated on the remodeling of a wide area of Le Méridien Hotel in New Delhi, India.

This hospitality project involved the remodeling of the reception, lobby area and the fountain, and is characterized by a wavy, hypnotic pattern ranging from black & white to bright shades of red and yellow.

The initial project had its roots in 2005, when Architect Bobby Mukherji and Sicis planned the reception and the lobby area. In 2008, the hotel decided to go ahead with the remodeling of the whole lobby, including the fountain area, and the architect took care of the technical drawings and the related budget.

“The Sicis headquarters in Italy, and Sicis partner in India, Degre 7, worked together with Mukherji’s project and reviewed it several times, until they reached the best result considering the available budget for the whole project. The order was produced in 45 days and the installation, in March 2009, was supervised by Ivan Mossini,” Sicis notes.

Main lobby:
650 sqm gradation pixel mosaic using Neoglass barrels as per this color key: white – grey – black in colors (720; 721; 710,5 and 746); and thicker murano Smalto colors in white and Titanium’s range
70 sqm Platinum, Colibrì Collection
20 sqm Murano glass thicker (red and yellow for the central circles)

Fountain:
250 sqm of plain color from the Murano collection for the fountain (Sun, Coral’s range)

Reception desk:
Artistic mosaic panels: marble on the floor and the reception desk – custom design

External area of the lobby:
120 mq marble mosaic custom medallions

The complete album of images from the Le Méridien Hotel project can be seen here.