Inside Tara Sutaria’s Self-Designed Mumbai Home | PHOTOS

Filmmaker Farah Khan and her cook Dilip, paid a visit to Tara Sutaria’s home. She shared a glimpse into the actress’ new Mumbai home on her YouTube Channel. (Image: Instagram)

Tara Sutaria’s home features a beautiful decor that blends Parsi and English aesthetics. As the space opened into the main living area, the design continues with a clean, classic aesthetic that feels both elegant and thoughtfully curated throughout the space. (Image: Instagram)

A long cream sofa rested against the wall, styled with neutral cushions. Above the sofa, hung a chandelier that added a hint of vintage charm. The rest of the house is balanced with more contemporary elements. (Image: Instagram)

The dining area continues the home’s understated elegance with a simple yet carefully curated setup. A rectangular table is neatly arranged with crockery and highlighted by a lush floral centrepiece, while dark dining chairs create a bold contrast against the soft, light-toned palette. A mirror and subtle wall art add the finishing touches, keeping the space refined, balanced, and uncluttered. (Image: Instagram)

The home also features a dedicated memory wall showcasing pieces close to her heart, including a clapperboard gifted by Karan Johar and Punit Malhotra during Student of the Year 2. It also displays curated artwork collected over the years, including a painting symbolising her journey and new beginnings. (Image: Instagram)

The kitchen prioritises functionality without compromising on style. Designed in a sleek parallel layout, it features grey cabinetry paired with a crisp white countertop. Everything is neatly organised and within easy reach, with modern appliances thoughtfully placed to create a clean, efficient, and contemporary cooking space. (Image: YouTube/Screengrab)

Earlier, the 30-year-old actress gave fans a sneak peek into the space by sharing a post on Instagram with a caption, “To new beginnings…To endless laughter and love in my first home and to embracing 2026 with arms wide open.”