It’s Genelia D’Souza’s birthday today! The Sitaare Zameen Par actress is a well-known name in Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu cinema, while her husband, Riteish Deshmukh is a Bollywood A-lister. On her 38th birthday, here’s a look at Genelia D’Souza’s Mumbai home.
Genelia D’Souza’s Mumbai house
Located in Mumbai’s plush Worli locality, the Deshmukh residence is not just a star address, it’s a living tribute to his family heritage. Originally designed by the late Vilasrao Deshmukh, former Maharashtra Chief Minister and Riteish’s father, the home is now a thoughtfully designed sanctuary.
The interiors of the home are full of aesthetic sensibilities. From contemporary wooden textures to European-inspired decor and abstract art, the home serves as the perfect blend of cultural richness with a modern twist.
The entrance
The entrance to the Deshmukh house is framed by two white columns and a dark grey stone staircase. This itself sets the tone for the refined aesthetic that will welcome you inside.
Living room
The living area is mostly done in dark tones, combining comfort and style with its grey-toned seating, wooden flooring, and earthy wall panels. Accent lighting and minimalist decor add to the ambience, creating a space perfect for both downtime and entertaining guests.
The statement corner of the house is the expansive staircase, flanked by a large portrait of Vilasrao Deshmukh. This part of the house adds a lot of emotions to the house.
Each room in the house is done in bold colour palettes and thoughtfully furnished.
In-house gym
The home gym in Genelia’s house is on the terrace, with panoramic views of the city. Featuring granite flooring and tall white pillars, the space is a haven for fitness enthusiasts.
The swimming pool
The private swimming pool is also a family retreat and leisure spot for the Deshmukh kids. The poolside features a sheltered lounging area, where they often spend time relaxing.
There are also certain corners of the house which are Genelia’s favourites and they have been featured in her photo sessions quite often. One room, in particular, is done up in dark wooden panels and floors, creating a regal backdrop for pictures. Another spot has rich navy blue curtains contrasted against warm wooden flooring.
