Antilia, the residence of Mukesh Ambani, a renowned billionaire in Asia, transcends the definition of a mere dwelling – it stands as an architectural marvel. Named after a mythical island in the Atlantic, Antilia embodies the epitome of every individual’s dream home.
Completed in 2010, the Ambani family finally settled into this opulent abode in 2012, following a brief delay attributed to Vastu Shastra considerations. The concept for this magnificent edifice originated from Nita Ambani, who was inspired by the work of two prestigious American architecture firms: Perkins & Will in Chicago, and Hirsch Bedner Associates in Los Angeles, particularly their design for the Mandarin Oriental, New York. Adding to its allure, Antilia is adorned with lotus and sun motifs, intricately incorporated throughout its design.

Every aspect of Antilia exudes meticulous coherence – not even a blade of grass appears out of place. Noteworthy is the incorporation of a garden on one floor, seamlessly dividing the corporate meeting facilities and parking levels from the residential quarters above.


What sets Antilia apart is its commitment to diversity – no two floors share the same material, adding a unique touch to each level. With its extended floor height equivalent to that of a 60-story building, Antilia stands tall as a modern marvel with an unmistakable Indian essence, as aptly described by Nita Ambani to Vanity Fair.

Mukesh Ambani’s staggering net worth of $113.3 billion (As of March 26, 2024), according to Forbes, places him among the world’s top 10 billionaires. Antilia, valued between $1 to $2 billion, ranks as one of the most expensive private residences globally, trailing only behind Buckingham Palace valued at $4.9 billion.


Out of its 27 floors, the top six are exclusively reserved for the Ambani family, accessible via high-speed elevators among the nine serving the skyscraper. Notably, six floors are designated as a sprawling garage capable of accommodating 168 luxury vehicles, including an impressive array of automobiles such as the Mercedes-Benz S600 Guard, BMW 760Li, Ferrari 812 Superfast, Bentley Bentayga, Lamborghini Urus, Maserati Levante, Rolls Royce Cullinan, and two Rolls-Royce Phantoms. Moreover, Antilia’s structural integrity is fortified to withstand seismic activity up to 8 on the Richter scale.


Inside the lavish confines of Antilia, bespoke amenities abound, tailored to the Ambani family’s lifestyle. A dedicated dance studio caters to Nita Ambani’s passion for Bharatanatyam, while a snow room offers respite from Mumbai’s humidity. The mansion further boasts an ice cream parlor, where guests can savor freshly made treats amidst artificial snowfall. Additionally, Antilia houses a spa and yoga center, providing a sanctuary for health and wellness enthusiasts.