The Seven Sisters Story

Blanket Riverside borrows a small, bright idea: the Seven Sisters — the lively jungle babblers — as a design language. They’re known for one thing above all — togetherness. These birds move in tight little groups, chattering constantly, always curious, always in motion. Their energy isn’t loud; it’s a gentle, familiar buzz that feels almost like a family conversation drifting through the day.

What drew us to the Seven Sisters was not their appearance, but their behaviour. They are social. They explore as a cluster. They fill their surroundings with a sense of shared presence.

That idea — of companionship, easy warmth, subtle liveliness — became the starting point for our design direction.

We didn’t recreate the birds. We translated their spirit into the way the resort feels:

Rooms riff on the birds’ motion — feather-like silhouettes, leaf-line patterns, and layered detailing that feels light and curious.
Public pockets (nooks, walkways, corners) are composed like little flocks — places to gather, to drift, to overhear someone else’s laughter.
RiverBabble, our restaurant, ties the idea together — a name that mirrors the playful sound of the birds’ calls and the gentle murmur of flowing water.

The theme isn’t decorative.

It’s conceptual — a way of shaping a resort that feels welcoming, connected, and subtly alive, much like the character of the Seven Sisters themselves.

Here, the birds are not a backdrop.

They are the starting note that set the tone for everything that followed.