7 stunning pieces from Madhuri Dixit’s sea-facing Mumbai home that you can buy for yourself

Bookmark these design brands from Madhuri Dixit's stunning Mumbai apartment for your next home renovation!
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Madhuri Dixit’s exquisite home in Mumbai houses a private collection of M.F. Husain paintings, a testament to her role as his muse. She says, “Husain Ji wanted to paint the walls of my home, but I objected on the account of moving, so he painted me some of his finest works.” This remarkable collection of paintings sits within the context of an interior that brings forth a sense of understated glamour, designed by Apoorva Shroff of Lyth Design. Here are 7 AD-approved pieces from Madhuri Dixit’s and Dr. Shriram Madhav Nene’s Mumbai home that you can buy for yourself:

Foyer

A striking console by Vikram Goyal’s Viya Home greets you in the foyer, which is complemented by M.F. Husain’s Ganapati, 1995 (acrylic on canvas 27 x 25 inches) and a vivid carpet by Jaipur Rugs. Bolivar Natural Wood Veneer ceiling absorbs the colours splashed throughout the home.

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1. Brass Console by Vikram Goyal

The entrance foyer, ornamented with a dramatic console by Vikram Goyal's Viya Home, is accentuated by Husain's auspicious Ganeshas. Goyal's ability to elevate a material like brass into a true objet d'art comes through beautifully, setting the tone for the rest of the home.

Living Area

Diaphanous curtains by Embellish enwrap the common areas: the living room and the dining space. The midnight blue sofa is by Baxter, the taupe seater is by Minotti, the round coffee table is by Giorgetti, the armchairs are by Visionnaire, and the sound quality is backed by Bowers & Wilkins Speakers. Set against the neutral colours of the home, the dark-themed wallpaper by Elementto in the living room breaks the monotony. Plants by Jignasa Shah of GrowWithLove sprinkle a shade of greenery around the house.

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Madhuri Dixit with her husband, Dr Shriram Madhav Nene, and their Indie friend, Carmelo.

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Lighting over the bar is by Klove Studio.

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2. Piaf Sofa By Baxter

A deep blue Piaf Sofa By Baxter adds a dash of colour to the living room, further complemented by the vibrant M.F. Husain on the wall.

3. Daedra Armchair by Visionnaire

Shroff's brief was to create “a sanctuary that blends contemporary aesthetics with a minimalist undertone, emphasising straight lines, clean forms, and a sober palette’’. She chose a number of neutral pieces that brought forth a sense of subtle glamour, including armchairs from the luxury Italian furniture brand Visionnaire.

4. Russel Sofa By Minotti

Also part of the living room seating composition, the Russel Sofa by Minotti features a vintage design sensibility that is modernised with an incredibly sophisticated silhouette.

5. Bespoke Lighting By Klove Studio

A custom lighting installation by designer Gautam Seth's Klove Studio hangs over the bar.

Dining Area

The dining area marks a smooth transition from the living room, attached to a stylish self-sufficient bar. It features a dining table by Baxter, chairs by Cattelan Italia, a white console by Scarlet Splendour, ceiling lighting by Terzani, and sound panels behind the speakers by Beyond Designs.

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6. Oasis Sideboard By Scarlet Splendor

In the dining area, a whimsical piece by Kolkata-based Scarlet Splendor occupies a place of pride. Studded with gleaming brass spheres, the Oasis Sideboard features a pale blue interior and brass-lined circular shelves.

Master Bathroom

The powder room, attached to the master bedroom, has lighting by Bãno and carpet by Jaipur Rugs.

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7. Low Knotted Rug From Jaipur Rugs

Adding an element of tactile warmth to the master bathroom, is a low knotted rug from Jaipur Rugs' Zuri collection.

This 5,500-square-foot abode in which art and design coalesce seamlessly, comes to life with the vibrant personalities of its inhabitants.