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Inside Madhuri Dixit's Dazzling Sea-Facing Mumbai Home
Madhuri Dixit's serene Mumbai abode has gigantic glass windows that permit light to pour into each and every room. That bright, airy feel makes this celebrity house welcoming and simply gorgeous. In a recent interview with Architectural Digest India, the actress and her husband, Dr Shriram Nene, conducted a tour of their Mumbai apartment, where the paintings of famous artist, the late MF Husain, are in the spotlight.
According to a 2022 report, the property worth ₹48 crore is located in the Indiabulls Blu project and was registered in September 2022. The airy and artful apartment located in Mumbai’s Lower Parel has a sea view and is spread over an area of 5,500-square-foot.
Madhuri was a muse to MF Husain, and his vibrant paintings, which he painted exclusively for Madhuri, are the axis of the home's design. As you enter the apartment, a striking console by Vikram Goyal’s Viya Home in the foyer is complemented by MF Husain’s Ganapati, 1995 and a vivid carpet.
Another MF Husain painting, Dancing Women, 1995, hangs in the dining area, which marks a smooth transition from the living room, and has a stylish, attached bar. The living room features a midnight blue sofa, a round coffee table, and armchairs set against neutral colours, and a dark wallpaper that breaks the monotony.
Madhuri, who was seen in the late painter's 2000 film, Gaja Gamini, that he directed, told Architectural Digest India, “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... I just love the colours he used; it pops out."
Architect Apoorva Shroff of Lyth Design, who designed Madhuri's sophisticated abode, described the celebrity home as a ‘sanctuary that blends contemporary aesthetics with a minimalist undertone, emphasising straight lines, clean forms, and a sober palette’. Madhuri also said, “Everything [in this Mumbai home] is uncluttered; it's straight lines... beautiful yet artistic."