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Inside Aditi Rao Hydari and Siddharth’s Maximalist Chennai Home

Inside Aditi Rao Hydari and Siddharth’s Maximalist Chennai Home
Inside Aditi Rao Hydari And Siddharth’s FIRST Home In Chennai With French Windows, Maximalist Corners & Sea Views · freepressjournal.in

Aditi Rao Hydari and Siddharth live together in a large apartment in Chennai.

It is high up on the 18th floor.

The home has big windows and balconies with views of the city and sea.

Instead of using simple decorations, they filled the rooms with colours, patterns and interesting objects.

Their living room has French windows, special furniture and a glass chandelier.

Their bedroom has a four-poster bed and floral walls.

Their office-den contains records, awards and gifts that are meaningful to them.

The couple wanted the apartment to feel like their own home, not like a showroom.

They also have several rooms where Siddharth can host friends and gatherings.

Key facts

Home size
4,000 square feet
Location
18th-floor apartment in Chennai
Design style
Layered Indian maximalism using patterns, vintage textures, artwork and traditional materials
Living room
Features French windows, a Taherallys glass chandelier, a custom glass coffee table and a Manchaha carpet
Principal bedroom
Includes a custom four-poster bed, floral wallpaper, ivory carpeting and dark teakwood side tables
Den and office
Contains vintage vinyl records, Filmfare Awards and a handmade film projector gifted to Siddharth by Kamal Haasan
Designers
The apartment was originally designed by Sruthi C Reddy and later personalised with designer Pavitra Rajaram

Quotes

Aditi Rao Hydari

Actor whose preferences shaped the home’s light, color and decorative character.

“This long throw is my favourite part of the house”
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“live with it instead of simply looking at it”
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Sapna Khakaria

Interior designer from The Canvas, ANJ Group, discussing Indian maximalist decor.

“Even simple things like wood, fabric, or a bit of stone can add warmth and make the space feel less stiff, especially in spaces where everything can start to look the same.”
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