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Farah Khan Tours Rimple and Harpreet’s Art-Filled Delhi Home
Designers Rimple and Harpreet live in a very large home in Delhi.
They spent five years building and filling it with art and antiques.
Farah Khan visited and showed viewers around.
One painting by artist Francis Newton Souza was sold at auction for Rs 1.08 crore.
The home also has paintings by other artists and traditional Pichwai art.
Harpreet designed the dining table and made a chandelier from old lights.
There is a guest room, a kitchen, a lift and a swimming pool.
The couple also showed Farah their clothing showroom.
The 10,800-square-foot home in Vasant Kunj, New Delhi, took the designers five years to build and curate.
Its collection includes a Francis Newton Souza painting auctioned for Rs 1.08 crore, alongside works by Thota Vaikuntam and Sakti Burman.
The multi-storey residence features Pichwai art, vintage furniture, European antiques, a swimming pool and a lift.
Harpreet designed the dining table using an old Jamawar shawl as inspiration and made the chandelier by combining vintage fixtures.
Farah Khan toured the home with her cook Dilip on Food With Farah and also visited the couple’s Delhi showroom.
- Who
- Designers Rimple and Harpreet; visitor Farah Khan, accompanied by her cook Dilip.
- What
- Farah Khan toured the couple’s art- and antique-filled home and later visited their showroom.
- Where
- Rimple and Harpreet’s 10,800-square-foot home in Green Avenue, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi.
- When
- The tour appeared in a recent episode of Food With Farah; no date is specified.
- Why
- The visit showcased the couple’s home, art collection and design choices.
Key facts
- Home size
- 10,800 square feet
- Location
- Green Avenue, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi
- Time to build and curate
- Five years
- Souza painting auction price
- Rs 1.08 crore
- Featured artists
- Francis Newton Souza, Thota Vaikuntam and Sakti Burman
- Home features
- Swimming pool, lift, multi-storey layout and Pichwai art
- Show
- Food With Farah
Quotes
Harpreet Narula
Costume designer, painter and artist who designed the dining table.
“It is an artwork inspired by an old Jamawar shawl, featuring paisleys, birds and everything else.”
NDTV
“I designed this myself by using multiple old chandeliers”
indianexpress.com
Sources
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