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Inside Parul Gulati’s 4 BHK Mumbai duplex: Earthy interiors, cane accents, indoor swing

Inside Parul Gulati’s 4 BHK Mumbai duplex: Earthy interiors, cane accents, indoor swing

Parul Gulati recently showcased her newly purchased 4 BHK duplex in Mumbai through a home tour video featured in Archana Puran Singh's vlog. The actor-businesswoman welcomed guests, including her mother and pet dog, Malik. The home features a striking contrast of rich wood, cane, rattan, sage green, and deep magenta.

The main door is finished in medium-toned wood, complemented by a central slatted metal insert and a custom nameplate. An indoor swing, a custom wooden hanging bench with a woven cane back, is a standout feature of the living area. The living room showcases an L-shaped ribbon sectional in olive-sage green, a vertically panelled sage-green feature wall, and a tall brass floor lamp with a beige fabric shade.

An indoor jhula, or swing, hangs over a patterned runner, creating a striking visual element within a transitional space dominated by dark wood. The dining room follows the same material palette with a solid dark-wood table surrounded by cane-back upholstered chairs. The kitchen presents a modern contrast with L-shaped glossy blue-grey cabinetry, black granite countertops, and a sleek blue-grey chandelier.

A second living area doubles as a studio, featuring a magenta velvet sofa, floor-to-ceiling glass sliding doors, and a built-in wooden recessed display wall. The terrace, designed like another room, boasts terracotta-tile roofs, dark wooden ceiling soffits, and a covered outdoor bar with wooden seating. Parul Gulati's home demonstrates a harmonious blend of earthy interiors, wooden accents, and bold pops of color.

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