Inside Vedika Pinto’s Mumbai home: Vintage corners, personal art, Goa-inspired terrace
Actress Vedika Pinto has given fans a behind-the-scenes look at her Mumbai residence, which she shares with her family and pet dog. In a video for Pinkvilla, Vedika describes her thoughtfully designed home that balances warmth, solitude, and functionality.
The tour begins in a vintage-inspired foyer that leads into the main living space. The kitchen boasts an all-white design with warm finishes, reflecting Vedika's family's shared love of food and togetherness. Though primarily a cooking area, it also serves as a welcoming extension of the home.
Adjacent to the kitchen lies the dining room, featuring a vintage, minimalist aesthetic with clean lines, neutral tones, and comfortable furnishings. The standout feature is an intricately carved white sculpture of Jesus' face, acquired in Beirut, Lebanon. Notably, the room holds a grand piano gifted to Vedika by her father on her fifth birthday, although she never learned to play it.
From there, Vedika guides viewers to the lounge area, showcasing an expansive bar with antique wooden elements and moody lighting. A grand piano sits in one corner of the room, while plush seating lines the walkway leading to the bar. The lounge doubles as a family gathering space and includes a board game corner overlooking a spacious Goa-inspired terrace.
Personal to Vedika, the home also features a quiet sanctuary filled with a book cabinet, makeup corner, and television. The overall design philosophy emphasizes warmth, simplicity, and sentimental value, prioritizing comfort and personal meaning over extravagant décor. The interiors create a space that effortlessly accommodates lively gatherings and moments of solitude.
Interior stylist and curator Mita Mehta notes that functionality begins with the choice of materials, recommending washable linen cushion covers, durable jute or flatweave rugs, and balcony furniture made of teak or powder-coated metal with solution-dyed fabrics.
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