Inside Sonam Kapoor’s Stunning Mumbai Home | Open Door | Architectural Digest

Today, AD is welcomed by Hindi Film superstar Sonam Kapoor Ahuja to tour her stunning home in Mumbai. Through traditional artwork, patterns, and rich textures, the actress has created a maximalist Indian fantasy making it hard to believe her home resides in a modern new build. Kapoor’s meticulous heartfelt design has filled her home with soul and character with something beautiful to look at everywhere you turn.


Shop pieces inspired by the Bollywood star’s Mumbai home:

00:00 Intro
00:17 Office
01:15 Living Room
02:40 Dining Area
03:48 Kitchen
04:42 Stairway
05:14 Guest Bedroom
05:50 Nursery
06:50 Primary Bedroom
07:28 Outro

Wall murals by Vikas Soni @vikkasotheartist
Chanderi silk 'anarkali' with 'churidar' sleeves, Rohit Bal @rohitbalofficial
'Peacock' silver earrings, Antique silver bracelets, and Silver rings ;all Amrapali Jewels @amrapalijewels
Multistrap ballerina, Roger Vivier @rogervivier


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Shop pieces inspired by the Bollywood star’s Mumbai home:

[kiquine]

I never realised that maximalist Indian fantasy was my style! It feels very brave and confident, completely unique. I love Sonam too.

[Mess]

As a Naga, often mistaken to be a Chinese (or some other nationality), it delights me to see Naga pieces in Sonam 's collection of Indian Art.

[rsam]

Honestly, it’s the most stunning decor I’ve ever seen! It’s absolutely extraordinary—extravagant, luxurious, and rich with Indian heritage. Only someone with the vision of Sonam Kapoor could conceive something so fantastic!

[CarlosArellano]

I need an hour long video of her explaining the provenance of each piece of art

[kingkiwikong]

She has immaculate taste. It's so refreshing to see an Indian celeb that doesn't have a tachy, mediocre modern house. I'm so glad she embraces her roots and proudly displays them.

[lizn]

Her house looks like the most beautiful and uncluttered clutter. Love the ode to Indian art and the thoughtfulness she seems to have put into it.

[yui-jrbj]

love what she did with the “balti” there, looks absolutely fabulous!

[joel.saucedo]

8 minutes it's criminally short for this house.

[sarikavijay]

A stunning showcase of Indian eclectic style, Sonam's got immaculate taste and it feels so original.

[pprriyam]

unapologetically maximalist- and none of the cookie cutter decor. Love this!

[rishirajananad]

Gareeb af me with a mattress on the floor finds it difficult to clean the room thinking ki safai kaise hoti hogi itne saare saamaan waale ghar mai 😂..
Loved the maximalist approach! Sonam knows how to put together a house..

[samit]

Her house is literally filled with Art. Very rich in culture, heritage and history. Lovely house tour 😊

[jenniferpatricia]

Am I the only one who was waiting for her to show her walk-in closet full of the most wondrous clothes, timeless silhouettes and textures and dresses and shoes... oh shoes... and handbags...
AD she's literally our fashion leader, and you skipped the most important part... *sobbing

[cassvanessa]

One of the absolute most beautiful homes I’ve ever seen. Every corner is a masterpiece.

[expectationspetroleum]

So so SO glad to see an Indian with wealth who has preserved our heritage this way rather than having a generic minimalist, plain modern interiors❤

[TheSamrinder]

This is going to be THE REFERENCE for Indian maximalists in the future. stunning!

[mongnekong]

As a naga myself, so happy to see a naga piece at her house. And what amazing house ❤️😍

[lucianaarnaud]

Most beautiful house on AD ever!!
I have no idea who she is but it’s inspiring to see someone who goes all in in one’s desires and passions!!
An ode to courage!!

[JJ-odnt]

Maximalism is not for everyone but this is done in the best way possible. Every frame is just stunning. She has great taste for Indian in clothing no one does Indian better than Sonam!