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Inside Aditi Rao Hydari and Siddharth’s First Chennai Home
Aditi Rao Hydari and Siddharth have opened the doors to their first home together in Chennai, a 4,000-square-foot apartment on the 18th floor originally designed by architect Sruthi C Reddy and personalised by designer Pavitra Rajaram. The residence blends vintage and contemporary pieces, with details revealed through Architectural Digest India.
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Aditi Rao Hydari and Siddharth have opened the doors to their first home together in Chennai — the couple’s first shared residence after their marriage and the first home either had owned. The apartment, perched on the 18th floor and spanning 4,000 square feet, was originally designed by architect Sruthi C Reddy and later personalised with the help of designer Pavitra Rajaram. Pictures of the residence were shared by Architectural Digest (AD) India on August 31.
The home is wrapped in balconies and enormous windows, keeping it connected to the Chennai skyline and the sea beyond. Siddharth described the layout as ‘home’, telling AD, “This long home is my favourite part of the house.”
Living room and details
The living room features large French windows covered with soft linen curtains, letting in ample sunlight. Rather than adhering to a minimalist aesthetic, the couple embraced a layered, maximalist look through patterned couches and cushions. Notable pieces include a Taherallys glass chandelier, a custom glass coffee table, a wicker hand chair, a mouth-blown pink glass sculpture, silk jamdani cushions, and a hand-knotted Manchaha carpet.
Foyer, passages, and personal touches
The foyer and passage areas are defined by a vintage Turkish runner, a teakwood study desk, a Burmese lacquer box, a cast brass butter lamp, vintage Japanese woodblock prints, a mother-of-pearl-and-ebony glass cabinet, and artworks the couple have collected over time.
Bedroom, den, and TV room
The primary bedroom mixes contemporary taste with vintage furniture, featuring a custom four-poster bed, ivory carpet, floral wallpaper, and dark teakwood side tables. The den doubles as an office, with a bookshelf holding vintage vinyl records, Filmfare Awards, a handmade film projector gifted to Siddharth by his guru Kamal Haasan, and a blue artwork created by Aditi’s childhood friends. The TV room includes custom bright yellow wallpaper, Sabyasachi velvet upholstery, a vintage hand-knotted carpet, a cast-brass cocktail table, and an Art Deco brass-and-glass floor lamp.
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Framing: The headline focuses on the couple's first home in Chennai, highlighting its French windows, maximalist corners, and sea views. — celebratory and admiring
Facts Included:
Actors Aditi Rao Hydari and Siddharth have opened the doors to their first home together.
The apartment is located in Chennai, on the 18th floor, and is 4,000 square feet.
Architectural Digest India offered a glimpse inside the home on August 31.
The space was originally designed by architect Sruthi C Reddy.
The couple personalised the space with designer Pavitra Rajaram.
The living room features French windows, soft linen curtains, a Taherallys glass chandelier, a custom glass coffee table, a wicker hand chair, and a mouth-blown pink glass sculpture.
Silk jamdani cushions and a hand-knotted Manchaha carpet are in the living room.
The foyer includes a vintage Turkish runner, teakwood study desk, Burmese lacquer box, cast brass butter lamp, and vintage Japanese woodblock prints.
The bedroom has a custom four-poster bed, floral wallpaper, ivory carpeting, plush bedding, and teakwood side tables.
The den doubles as an office and contains vintage vinyl records, Filmfare Awards, a blue artwork created by Aditi, and a handmade gift from Siddharth's guru Kamal Haasan.
The bedroom also features a vintage Turkish runner.
The TV room pairs bright yellow custom wallpaper with velvet upholstery from Sabyasachi.
The TV room includes a vintage hand-knotted carpet, cast-brass cocktail table, and Art Deco brass-and-glass lamp.
Framing: Invites readers to view the couple's first home, emphasizing its 18th-floor location and blend of vintage and modern styles.
Facts Included:
Aditi Rao Hydari and Siddharth opened the doors to their home in Chennai, the couple's first home together after their marriage and the first home either had owned.
The pictures were shared by Architectural Digest (AD) India on August 31.
According to AD India, the couple bought the apartment originally designed by architect Sruthi C Reddy and brought in designer Pavitra Rajaram.
The home is on the 18th floor, a 4,000-square-foot space wrapped in balconies and enormous windows.
Siddharth called the layout 'throw' and told AD, "This long throw is my favourite part of the house."
The living room has large French windows with linen curtains.
The couple allow maximalism through couches and cushions in varied patterns.
A Taherallys glass chandelier, a custom glass coffee table, a wicker hand chair, a mouth-blown pink glass sculpture, silk jamdani cushions, and a hand-knotted Manchaha carpet are mentioned.
The foyer and passage include a vintage Turkish runner, a teakwood study desk, a Burmese lacquer box, a cast brass butter lamp, vintage Japanese woodblock prints, a mother-of-pearl-and-ebony glass cabinet, and artworks.
The primary bedroom mixes contemporary taste with vintage furniture.
The custom four-poster bed is highlighted, with ivory carpet, floral wallpaper, and teakwood side tables.
The den includes vintage vinyl records, Filmfare Awards, a handmade film projector gifted by Siddharth's guru Kamal Haasan, and art by Aditi's childhood friends.
The TV room has custom bright yellow wallpaper, vintage hand-knotted carpet, cast-brass cocktail table, and Art Deco brass-and-glass floor lamp.
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ClaimAditi Rao Hydari and Siddharth opened the doors to their home in Chennai, their first home together after their marriage and the first home either had owned.
ClaimThe living room features French windows, soft linen curtains, patterned couches and cushions, a Taherallys glass chandelier, a custom glass coffee table, a wicker hand chair, a mouth-blown pink glass sculpture, silk jamdani cushions, and a hand-knotted Manchaha carpet.
ClaimThe foyer and passage include a vintage Turkish runner, a teakwood study desk, a Burmese lacquer box, a cast brass butter lamp, vintage Japanese woodblock prints, a mother-of-pearl-and-ebony glass cabinet, and artworks collected by the couple.
ClaimThe primary bedroom mixes contemporary taste with vintage furniture and features a custom four-poster bed, ivory carpet, floral wallpaper, and dark teakwood side tables.
ClaimThe den doubles as an office and features a bookshelf with vintage vinyl records, Filmfare Awards, a handmade film projector gifted to Siddharth by his guru Kamal Haasan, and a blue artwork created by Aditi's childhood friends.
ClaimThe TV room features custom bright yellow wallpaper, Sabyasachi velvet upholstery, a vintage hand-knotted carpet, a cast-brass cocktail table, and an Art Deco brass-and-glass floor lamp.