A new look for Azura

Restaurants

We’re elevating the design in these popular venues to reflect the quality of the overall dining experience.

• Sindhu: The popular Indian/British restaurant will have a new look that reflects its flavourful fusion menu: metallic elements blend with traditional fabrics and modern styling to create a rich, opulent space.
• The Glass House: Glass itself is the inspiration for the updated look at Olly Smith’s popular wine bar, with crisp lines, geometric shapes and energetic, harmonious colourways.
• The Epicurean: An elegant restaurant deserves an elegant look. Reddish tones pay homage to exotic spices and fresh ingredients and combine with neutral shades to create a warm, natural finish across seating, cushions and carpets.

• Oriental Restaurant: In this main dining restaurant, new carpeting and furniture will be rendered in floral motifs and a palette of pinks and greens that reference shapes and colours found in nature with a nod to a traditional aesthetic.
• Verona and Venezia: The hand wash stations at these popular eateries will be given an upgrade – at Verona with deep brick-red tones and elegant vertical tiles, and at Venezia with soft beiges and silvers and reflective, slender tiles.

Bars

 Whether guests are after a coffee, a cocktail or a night on the tiles, Azura’s bars offer something for everyone.

• Java: The coffee bar will be perked up with organic textures and rustic, earthy tones that take inspiration from the process of coffee making.
• Breakers Bar: The beauty of the beach inspires the fresh and informal new look at Breakers – think tropical sea blues, warm corals and sandy tones on tiles and floors, and for accent colours.
• Manhattan Lounge: New carpeting and upholstery reflecting bold, urban energy through vibrant colours and design references taken from soaring city architecture.

• Cabins: Guests cabin will be even cosier with new carpets and curtains and new fabric on desk chairs, sofa beds and headboards. Refreshed blues work in harmony with wooden tones and a neutral palette to create a relaxing ambiance, while soft, tactile finishes up the relaxation factor.

• Suites: Soothing lavender and neutrals will be added to the colour palette, which along with wooden tones and soft textures create a balanced colour scheme across carpets, headboards, curtains, chairs and cushions. We’ll also bring in new ceiling lamps, bedside lamps and reading lamps and USB charger options.