Inside Sonam Kapoor's Mumbai Home: Bar Area To Rajasthani Jalis In Bedroom

Sonam Kapoor collaborated with her aunt, AD India AD100 Hall of Famer Kavita Singh, for to design her Mumbai home.

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The chair in the dining room is an antique English chair with Real Zari embroidery surrounding the table.

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Sonam Kapoor's kitchen features traditional copper and brass vessels. The tiles are custome made by Shibani Dhavalikar.

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The theme of the primary bedroom is white and blue. It features a hand-painted walls by Vikas Soni, while the bedding by Maximiliano Modesti, The rug was custom-meda by Jaipur With Love.

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The actress' primary bedroom features a repurposed jali from Rajasthan. While the chandelier is from Jaipur.

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Sonam Kapoor's son, Vayu Kapoor Ahuja's room is jungle themed. It features a1960s art deco chandelier, stuffed animals, table lamp, and a rocking horse toy by Hermès.

Sonam Kapoor's dressing table walls are painted by Vikas Soni. A custom Venetian mirror from Jaipur With Love, silver pieces from her family heirlooms, and elegant candlesticks from Taherally’s.

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Sonam Kapoor's guest room features an artwork by Ganesh Pyne hangs, a baccarat candelabra and a Chinese vase.

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The guest room features vintage chairs and a Victorian colonial musical Mandalay Chest that Sonam Kapoor picked up during her travels. While the bench was a gift from her mother.

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Designed by her aunt, Kavita Singh, the bar area features teak furniture that defines the bar area.

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The living room features a hand-carved Naga wood panels.

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Sonam Kapoor's Mumbai balcony features Rajasthan-sourced table and chairs. It is surrounded by blooming plumerias, and adorned with hand-painted ceramics by Khanoom from Jaipur.

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