Rajamandira is a 10-bedroom Spanish-Indian retreat crafted for Odisha’s royal family as their palace transitions into a UNESCO heritage property. Spanning 10,000 sq. ft., this estate blends Spanish Revival elegance with Indian architectural elements, creating a regal sanctuary.

Grand high-vaulted ceilings, terracotta roofs, and Moorish archways establish a sense of power and opulence. The white temple structures within the campus add a spiritual dimension, seamlessly integrating heritage and divinity. Inspired by climate-responsive architecture, the design incorporates courtyards, reflective water bodies, and wind towers to naturally cool the interiors, making the space both luxurious and sustainable.

A harmonious mix of Mediterranean influences and Indian craftsmanship is seen in the intricate jaali work, sculpted columns, and expansive verandas. Whether basking in the cool courtyards or walking through sun-dappled temple pathways, this retreat is designed to be a timeless escape for the royal family.