In how many square feet is Shalini Pasi's luxurious house in New Delhi built? What is the special corner?

Actress Shalini Pasi of Netflix show The Fabulous Lives vs Bollywood Wives is a fan favorite because of her luxurious lifestyle. Married to Delhi-based businessman Sanjay Pasi, who is the chairman of Pasco Group, she calls herself an artist. In an interview with Architectural Digest, Sanjana calls herself an artist who has always been inclined towards art and living objects. She spoke about her two-decade journey with her art collection at Social Life in Delhi and how it helped her decorate her luxurious 20,000-square-foot home, which has 14 rooms with many of the finest artworks.

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The house is built in an area of ​​220 acres.

Shalini lives in a “big curved house” in the posh Golf Links area of ​​New Delhi with her husband Sanjay and son Robin. This house is built in the 220-acre area of ​​Delhi Golf Club and is filled with art from floor to ceiling.

From paintings, video art, sculptures, installations, Fornasetti bureaus, Gio Ponti tchotchkes, gilt wood mirrors to étagère bookshelves and much more, his home is filled with extraordinary and unusual collections. One of the most beautiful features on the lawn is the 25-foot tall Buddha statue designed by renowned artist Subodh Gupta.

How is the interior of the house?

Talking about the interiors, Shalini said, “She is an artist and has always been passionate about art, meaningful objects, if she sees something beautiful or interesting. So immediately it becomes a part of their collection. His house is not a museum, and nothing is permanent there; The new creations blend perfectly with the old paintings and art. Several art pieces by Abhishek Hazra, Surekha, Rohini Devashar and Sonia Khurana form part of her living room. Two magnificent metal shutters and canvas made by Atul Dodiya are also a part of his house.

This house is an epitome of artistic excellence. From the 17th century William and Mary style cabinets to the stunning 19th century French ormolu clock above, the home is a perfect blend of vintage and contemporary.