Art and Design

 

The Carlisle Bay experience is enriched by thoughtful contemporary design – The hotel is cool and calm with pickled grey interiors, sleek dark wood furniture and cotton, linen and silk features – yet striking in its departure from other Caribbean hotels –  Neutral tones give centre stage to Antigua’s natural beauty. 

 

Dramatic arrival over a lily pond with flaming torches – “One of the world’s five best hotel entrances, Carlisle Bay, Antigua”: The Gostelow Report – Stunning public spaces – Breathtaking double height lobby area, The Pavilion, with bespoke contemporary furniture, muted colours and large colonial plantation shutters – Beautifully designed suites, spa and restaurants.

 

Interiors by London designer Mary Fox Linton collaborating with Gordon Campbell Gray – Original black and white photography of the rich local flora throughout the hotel – Photographs specially commissioned and taken by London based freelance photographer, Jason Taylor – Exquisite tropical gardens landscaped by London-based designer James Holderness – Landscape lighting by Greg Yale and Associates Illumination of Southampton, New York. 

 

"The Caribbean’s first 21st century design hotel" – The Sunday Times

 

"A design coup in the Caribbean" – Travel and Leisure USA