The
Living
Room
The
blue
Turkish
bathtub,
used
as
a
small
water
body,
is
the
centre
of
attraction
in
Irrfan's
living
room.
Speaking
about
it,
the
late
actor
had
told
Architectural
Digest
magazine,
"It
is
important
for
me
to
have
a
water
body.
It
has
to
have
its
own
ecosystem,
survive
on
its
own.
That
fascinates
me.
That
the
fishes
don't
have
to
be
given
oxygen
separately,
that
the
water
doesn't
have
to
be
cleaned
or
changed."
Shabnam
Gupta,
who
designed
the
interior
of
Irrfan's
house,
spoke
about
the
challenge
from
moving
this
water
body
from
the
corner
to
the
centre
of
the
room,
and
shared,
"When
he
ideates,
he
enjoys
the
sound
of
water.
But
this
has
to
be
an
extremely
controlled
amount
of
sound,
otherwise
it
gets
on
your
nerves.
Plus,
he
wants
fishes
and
lotuses
and
reeds."
Irrfan
also
loved
his
'jhoola',
which
is
accentuated
in
pink,
and
gives
the
house
a
'desi'
vibe.
Irrfan
Khan
Had
A
Fetish
For
Mirrors
"I
always
peer
into
them
even
if
I'm
walking
by
in
a
hurry.
I
finally
have
an
area
surrounded
by
mirrors,
where
I
can
see
myself
from
every
angle," the
late
actor
had
candidly
confessed
while
speaking
about
his
house.
Irrfan's
house
has
been
decorated
with
various
wall
hangings,
mirrors
and
furniture,
locally
sourced
from
Jaipur.
The
Dining
Room
The
lights
in
the
dining
room
was
sourced
from
Jaipur.
The
set
of
five
black
wire
lamps
hanging
just
above
eye-level
prove
Irrfan's
keen
eye
for
detail
and
symmetry.
Irrfan's
Wife
Sutapa
Sikdar's
Room
The
table
lamps
in
Sutapa's
room were
sourced
from
artisans
in
Jodhpur.
The
wall
paintings
add
more
to
the
beauty
of
her
room.
Irrfan
Khan's
Study
Room
With
a
centre
table,
sofa
and
a
large
wooden
shelf
to
keep
his
books,
DVD
collections
and
award
trophies,
Irrfan's
study
room
is
a
dream
space
to
work.
Calming
Effect
The
entrance
of
Irrfan's
house
has
an
ink-blue
foyer,
which
is
decorated
with
art
sculptures,
decorative
frames
and
floral
motifs.
Talking
about
his
choice
of
design
and
colour,
the
actor
had
shared,
"When
you
enter
the
house
from
the
noise
outside,
I
want
that
it
changes
your
mindset.
It
brings
you
in".
Warm
Memories
The
late
actor
and
his
wife
Sutapa
Sikdar
are
seen
reading
a
book
in
their
living
room
in
this
picture.