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National, 15th December, 2022: The residences of Anil and Harshvarrdhan Kapoor are a beau ideal of a study in contrasts. Anil's home has been exquisitely designed with rich colours and accessories, in addition to being methodically developed over a period of decades. Meanwhile, Harshvardhan's home is just a few years old, and has been purposefully decorated in neutrals. The homes of this beloved father-son has been featured in 5th episode of Asian Paints Where The Heart Is - Season 6.
In this tale of two generations, viewers are welcomed into Anil Kapoor’s opulent and regal mansion, which stands in stark contrast to Harshvarrdhan’s minimalistic avant-garde sea-facing apartment. Designed to evoke a sense of grandeur, Anil’s home embraces large windows that pour dazzling sunlight on the wooden artwork on the walls and flooring, which are made from a rare, dark wood. Brass ornates and paintings of deities at the open and spacious entrance of Anil Kapoor’s home, induce a sense of peace and tranquillity. Within his home, Anil has a room he likes to call his den, which is a space that will remind you of London, England.
On the other hand, Harshvarrdhan’s home has been meticulously crafted as an abode for one. His pad in the heart of Mumbai city, is a window into his soul, or as he likes to say, “The home is Harsh through and through.” To double up his living room into a space where he can appreciate films and music, Harshvarrdhan transformed the room into a cinema, maximising his audio visual experience. Just a few steps from his drawing room, is a balcony that transports you into nature, where he enjoys the view of the sea, surrounded by trees. Filling up the space next to his bed is a one-of-a-kind lamp that elevates the room. Harshvarrdhan’s home also consists of his precious sneaker room which was designed to make the hues and tones of each pair of shoes stand out, without making it look cluttered.
However, the key principles that unite this duo are their mutual affection for the concept of home, and their sincere love and appreciation for the arts. The homes of this father and son duo are truly a reflection of their unique personalities because it is not just the way they live, but their way of living that sets them apart from the crowd.
About ‘Asian Paints Where The Heart Is’ Season 6
Asian Paints is back with season 6 of their original home décor web series, ‘Asian Paints Where The Heart Is’. The much-awaited series gives viewers a walkthrough of the homes of admired celebrities who have opened up doors, and by extension their hearts, for a glimpse into their personal spaces.
Much like previous seasons of the series, viewers will get a personal tour of the homes by the celebrities themselves and can also pick up décor inspirations for their own homes. The episodes will carry the signature warmth expressed by each of the personalities who are all self-made in their respective fields. The season will depict how these achievers unwind in their homes and what inspires their personal décor choices.
This year the likes of Anil Kapoor & Harshvarrdhan Kapoor, Pooja Hegde, Yuvraj Singh, PV Sindhu, Jim Sarbh, and Mouni Roy will be opening their doors to viewers, offering a glimpse into their homes which is an extension of their lives and their personalities.
There are new elements in this season for viewers to enjoy and take inspirations from. The episodes incorporate a special ‘Build Book’ segment showing celebrities browsing through a design guide with decor elements in their homes. The segment guides consumers to BeautifulHomes.com, the Asian Paints website, a veritable décor guide for consumers.
The legacy of ‘Asian Paints Where The Heart Is’ lies in the reality that this show has always been a sense of discovery for the viewer. Be it through a simple colourful wall, unique collectibles, or through curated décor elements, the show has brought to life a wide variety of homes across the country, and has set a true visual benchmark in this space.
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