Introducing the all-new Pathfinder Botswana lodge, which has been “inspired by the lush landscapes and the vast open spaces of the African earth.”
Throughout this two-bedroomed lodge, you’ll find a mix of African themes, combined with rustic features. Starting on the outside, the Pathfinder Botswana is clad in cedar wood, with contrasting dark grey windows.
Inside the side entrance door is a full height cupboard for coats and a low-level handheld shower to quickly clean off muddy boots and paws. It’s then straight into the large utility space, with the same cupboard styling as in the kitchen, lots of storage space and an integrated washing machine and microwave.
The living area is open plan and this African-inspired lodge has a dark, naturally marked laminate floor with a ceiling clad in light bamboo. There are woven lampshades and bright accents of teal and burnt orange on the modern, crushed velvet sofa. Here you’ll also find animal prints, tribal murals, natural sculptures and dark timbers.
A “snug” takes up one corner of the room and is set out for relaxing by the large floor-to-ceiling windows on hand-knitted bean bags. There’s even a privacy curtain to hide behind.
The African theme continues in the kitchen with integrated appliances, Corian worktops and dark-rusted cupboards. There’s also a breakfast bar with teal leather chairs for socialising while cooking up meals.
A lower ceiling in the dining area makes for cosy meals on the rustic table, with warm mood lighting, built-in seating ad director-style chairs. The hallway in the Pathfinder Botswana lodge is accessorised with distressed and vintage-style louvre doors and bamboo and gold wall lights.
The first door gives access to the family bathroom with its modern tiling with integrated shelving, a luxurious free-standing bath and shower cubicle, all with brushed gold taps. The second bedroom will sleep up to three people, with a bespoke double bed and single bunk bed above. Both beds have a night light, USB plug sockets and the frame is covered in a dark matt paint.
The master suite takes over the end of the Pathfinder Botswana. There’s a large skylight above the four-poster double bed with an incredible bamboo feature partition wall behind it – hiding a dressing room and wardrobe.
The en-suite bathroom has the same feature tiling as the family bathroom; dual vanity basins with gold-coloured taps; and a large, open, dual showering area with gold-coloured fittings.
Source and see more pictures: https://www.leisuredays.co.uk/news/pathfinder-launches-new-botswana-lodge-12828/
