Built with earth, memory, and recycled heritage.

Tadmal’s architecture is not modern.
It is meaningful.

The cottages, dining area, and structures are built using:

⭐ Chira Stone (Laterite)

A traditional Konkan stone that keeps rooms cool, earthy, and breathable.
It blends with the land naturally and supports local stone artisans.

⭐ 90% Recycled Wood

This is Tadmal’s signature.

We used:

• wood from demolished village homes
• wood from retired ships
• old door & window frames
• reclaimed beams
• antique planks

This wood carries history —
decades of life, stories, energy.

Every piece of furniture was handcrafted on-site by skilled local carpenters.
No factory-made furniture.
No plastic.
No steel-heavy interiors.

Just pure, warm, rustic texture.

⭐ Warli & Tribal Art

Walls across Tadmal feature:

• Warli figures
• nature motifs
• tribal symbols
• village scenes
• animal illustrations

Painted by local artists, these artworks give voice to the land and its culture.

⭐ Natural Ventilation & Light

Tadmal avoids harsh artificial lights to protect wildlife.
Rooms breathe easily with natural air circulation.

⭐ Aesthetic That Tells a Story

Guests often say Tadmal feels:

• nostalgic
• grounding
• warmly old-world
• honest
• handcrafted

Because it truly is.

Every brick, stone, and wooden piece has a past.
Together, they create a home that feels timeless.