Why Farah Thought Riddhima's Home Was A 7-Star Hotel

Riddhima Kapoor Sahni's Delhi home is Grand. Luxurious. Opulent. And Green.

One can't really blame Farah Khan for thinking she had walked into a seven star hotel.

Riddhima Kapoor Sahni's Delhi home is Grand. Luxurious. Opulent. And Green.

The entrance alone has THREE crystal chandeliers. Plus ornate mirrors and vintage pieces that look like they belong in some European palace.

RiddhimA's home has a beautiful flow -- there's the main living space, a separate lounge and Riddhima apparently has her own entire floor that she calls her 'chill out zone'.

Her bungalow's grand wooden staircase, perfectly complemented with a statement vase, cannot be ignored.

The star in Riddhima's living room is a majestic brown piano that is perfectly at home with the classic decor.

On one side, a massive window lets in the lush greenery -- her living room is located on the ground floor -- while beige sofas add to sense of warmth.

These floor-to-ceiling windows are everywhere, so that whole home feels bright and airy rather than stuffy-mansion-like.

One the other side, a grey rug, futon, royal-style printed mattresses, blue sofa and striking glass accents complete the regal vibe.

Her yoga corner sits before a vibrant painting with a wooden drawer table holding family photos, a high chair and cosy lamps.

Riddhima's dining room shimmers in white and gold. It shines in white with gold accents featuring a marble table, striped grey chairs, and a large window framing the greenery outside.

And can we talk about that lush garden? It takes up one whole side of the property. Plus they've got a proper barbecue setup outside.

Apart from her grand brown piano, Riddhima also has a shiny black one in her yoga corner, decked with cherished photos of herself and her mother, Neetu Kapoor.

She enjoys her morning coffee in her cosy balcony, sitting at her wooden table with fresh flowers and golden-hour sunlight streaming in.

Her favourite photo spot is in front of a glossy tan sofa, beneath a painting, with an antique wooden chest nearby; it's set on a printed red carpet and guess what? The throw on the sofa matched the carpet, tying the room's look in a seamless thread.