Sonam Kapoor gives us a glimpse of her maximalist home in Mumbai. See photos

Known for her keen eye for fashion and design, the actress personally oversaw the interiors of her home, which she shares with her husband, Anand Ahuja, and son, Vayu.

In a recent conversation with Architectural Digest, Sonam shared that her home is filled with treasures she has collected over the years while filming in remote corners of India.

Sonam told AD: “This home, which I share with my husband Anand and our baby Vayu, marks a new chapter in my life, as a woman, a collector and a mother. I had always dreamed of having a space where I could display the pieces I have collected during my travels to distant parts of India.”

Sonam also revealed the inspiration behind her home’s unique style.

“If I fall in love with something, nothing can stop me from bringing it home. Anand encouraged the idea of ​​us moving closer to family, especially with a baby on the way.”

“I originally bought this modern apartment as an investment and at first it felt a bit impersonal. But as I spent more time here, I was drawn to the double-height ceilings and spaciousness. I started to enjoy the idea of ​​transforming this blank canvas into something spectacular.”

In a joint Instagram post with Architectural Digest, Sonam offered a glimpse of her beautifully decorated living room and bedroom.

She shared, “Welcome to my living room, where I love to host friends and spend time with them. This is one of my favorite rooms I’ve ever lived in because it makes all my dreams come true. I opted for a maximalist Indian style with lots of layers to give this modern building a sense of nostalgia and connection to my roots. Every wall here is hand-painted, adding a personal touch.”

Sonam credited her aunt, interior designer Kavita Singh, and Jaipur-based fresco artist Vikas Soni for the intricate designs and hand-painted walls that define her home.

Reflecting on the design process, she told Architectural Digest: “When we were planning this house, I remember sending my aunt an old issue of Architectural Digest that showed Cher’s bedroom, where she had a beautiful, antique Jharokha as a headboard. We used it as a focal point for our bedroom design, and the rest of the jharokha cleverly hides our TV, which I prefer not to have on display.” (All images: Instagram/@archdigestindia)