The public areas feature bold colours that lend each space a unique character. In the specialty restaurant, for instance, deep red walls set the tone for an ambience that combines the elegance of a modern jazz club with the comfort of lounge dining. Suites feature vaulted ceilings with fluted edges, and a monochrome palette of black and white terrazzo floors, with furniture and millwork in black stained teakwood. Crafts and motifs native to Bengal are reimagined to impart a distinctive layer of regional identity. 

The guest rooms and suites are adorned with high quality materials that exude luxury. <rt-red>Regional crafts, such as Kantha embroidery and intricate forms of paintings inspired by traditional Ganjifa playing cards,<rt-red> are incorporated into the suites as artworks and elements like tabletops and upholstery.

The design interventions at Taj Taal Kutir serve as a dialogue between Calcutta and Kolkata, celebrating the city’s rich architectural inheritance and colonial nostalgia while introducing fresh approaches that attempt to capture both the evolving hospitality landscape and the city’s own enduring legacy.