Sonam KapoorThe Mumbai home she shares with her husband Anand Ahuja and son Vayu was recently featured in a video tour for Architectural Digest India. The luxurious and beautifully designed space has captivated many fans, showcasing a blend of elegance and Indian-inspired design. However, one fan humorously pointed out that amidst all the opulence, the only seemingly affordable item in the house is a simple “Steelbalti (Bucket)’.
A fan page shared a clip of Sonam Kapoor’s House viewing where she talked about the decor of her bar area. In the video, a ‘steel balti’ (bucket) was used as a vase and placed between several glass vases on a marble and wooden table. This simple object stood out in the elegant surroundings and added a unique touch to the decor. The caption read, “Steel balti… the only thing I can afford from her lavish home in Mumbai.”
Sonam In the clip, he could be heard saying: “This is actually an old Indian balti or bucket… these balties were actually used for bathing. So I use it as a vase in the house and I kind of love it.”
One user commented on the video on the fan page that the bucket was not made of steel but silver: “If you look closely at the video, it’s a silver Balti.” The fan replied: “Stop calling me poor in 100 languages…”
Another person also said, “This is what she (Sonam) said… that she was gifted the silver bucket and is using it as a vase.” However, some were convinced that it was not a silver bucket. One wrote, “No, it is made of steel.”
Another user also made a joke about the ‘Balti’: “Basically it’s a sambhar bucket at Indian weddings.” Another responded: “Not just sambhar, any Indian dish at celebrations.”
One Instagram user commented that he wasn’t sure if he could steal decor ideas from Sonam Kapoor’s luxurious home, writing, “These things only look good in their (celebrity) homes… if we did, people would take it differently…”
Sonam Kapoor’s house is a perfect example of maximalism, with bold and vibrant decor. In her interview with Architectural Digest, the actress, who was last seen in Blind (2023), spoke about the inspiration behind her home’s unique design: “I know some of my contemporaries will find my taste too adult, but my approach was two-fold: first, I want to be an ambassador for Indian decorative arts, and second, I wanted to emulate the houses I grew up in with a fresh perspective.”
A fan page shared a clip of Sonam Kapoor’s House viewing where she talked about the decor of her bar area. In the video, a ‘steel balti’ (bucket) was used as a vase and placed between several glass vases on a marble and wooden table. This simple object stood out in the elegant surroundings and added a unique touch to the decor. The caption read, “Steel balti… the only thing I can afford from her lavish home in Mumbai.”
Sonam In the clip, he could be heard saying: “This is actually an old Indian balti or bucket… these balties were actually used for bathing. So I use it as a vase in the house and I kind of love it.”
One user commented on the video on the fan page that the bucket was not made of steel but silver: “If you look closely at the video, it’s a silver Balti.” The fan replied: “Stop calling me poor in 100 languages…”
Another person also said, “This is what she (Sonam) said… that she was gifted the silver bucket and is using it as a vase.” However, some were convinced that it was not a silver bucket. One wrote, “No, it is made of steel.”
Another user also made a joke about the ‘Balti’: “Basically it’s a sambhar bucket at Indian weddings.” Another responded: “Not just sambhar, any Indian dish at celebrations.”
One Instagram user commented that he wasn’t sure if he could steal decor ideas from Sonam Kapoor’s luxurious home, writing, “These things only look good in their (celebrity) homes… if we did, people would take it differently…”
Sonam Kapoor’s house is a perfect example of maximalism, with bold and vibrant decor. In her interview with Architectural Digest, the actress, who was last seen in Blind (2023), spoke about the inspiration behind her home’s unique design: “I know some of my contemporaries will find my taste too adult, but my approach was two-fold: first, I want to be an ambassador for Indian decorative arts, and second, I wanted to emulate the houses I grew up in with a fresh perspective.”
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