Four kinds of room, a restaurant that glows at dusk, a garden lawn, and a hall for the days you will remember. All of it in the middle of Pune.
A note from the house
Welcome to Lemonwood. We built this house around the things you touch: walnut on the walls and doors, velvet in the lobby, cool stone underfoot. Pune keeps its own pace outside. In here, the pace is yours. Come in from the courtyard, leave the day at the desk, and let the room do the rest.
The Lemonwood team
Every evening the crown lights up, and the street knows we are home.
Plate II · The house at duskThe rooms · 01–04
Brick & teal
Compact and carefully made. A brick feature wall, a teal padded headboard, and a walnut console that works as both TV stand and desk.
Brick & blind
Exposed brick frames a floral roman blind behind the bed. A band of warm wood runs across the ceiling, and the shower sits behind glass.
Plum velvet
A botanical wall, two plum velvet tub chairs around a timber table, a full-wall walnut media unit and drapes that fall to the floor.
The largest
Our largest room. A teal channel-tufted headboard against botanical wallpaper, a blue velvet sofa, a white jaali partition and a marble-clad bathroom.
Arrival
Stone underfoot, a red canopy overhead, then velvet and marble. The walk from the gate to your floor is short, and we made every step of it count.
Pebble-inlaid stone slabs under a red canopy, with potted conifers either side of the path.
Emerald velvet sofas, a green onyx table on brass, and a dark marble desk.
Dark marble walls, and overhead, a lotus in glass that glows blue and gold.
Materials · Up close
The palette of the house, close enough to feel. Every one of these is something you will lean on, sit in or walk across.
Feature · Dining & the lawn
The restaurant sits on the ground floor, behind the glass. At dusk it is the warmest window on the street.
“Booths for the long conversations, tables for the quick ones.”
Quilted green-leather chairs, white tables and banquette booths, with hexagonal walnut shelves set with moss. Through the doors is the garden lawn: rows of blue shell chairs, red umbrellas for the afternoon, and a corner where children can be busy while you aren't.
Read the dining featureBanquets & events
Round tables dressed in red and white, rows of chairs for a ceremony, and a long line of brass for the feast. Weddings, birthdays and company dinners.
Gallery
Visit & book
At dusk, look up. The rooftop frame is outlined in warm bulbs, and the restaurant glows beneath it. That is us.
Reservations
Rates and availability are confirmed by the front desk before anything is charged.
