In a house tour shared on September 7 by Curly Tales, the tycoon walks us through the building named after his mother. Also read | Step inside billionaire industrialist and politician Naveen Jindal’s 10,000 square foot bungalow in Delhi’s Moti Bagh Real estate tycoon Niranjan Hiranandani opened the doors to Kanta — his six-storey sanctuary in ultra-exclusive Malabar Hill — and it’s not what you expect. No loud marble palaces. No gold-plated ceilings. Just pure, intentional, lived-in luxury. Let’s break it down.
Ask Niranjan Hiranandani about his favourite spot, and he won’t say the bar or home office. The first thing you see? A sleek black Bentley parked like a quiet flex. Then, the foyer hits you. Think eclectic golden wall accents that catch light like liquid metal, patterned walls that add depth without shouting, and a statement main door that feels more like art. The staircase — the spine of this six-storey home — is lit with accent lighting, turning a functional climb into an experience. Gold here isn’t bling. It’s a warm thread that ties all six floors together. He’ll point to the terrace. The wide-open terrace with a soft, endless sea view is the emotional anchor of the house — proof that the best luxury is calm.
That’s the real design philosophy of Kanta. It’s multi-generational, intentional, and personal. Traditional elements sit comfortably next to modern minimalism. Nothing feels ordered in one shopping spree — everything feels collected over decades. Across all six floors, the language is consistent: natural light over harsh spotlights, warm gold over loud bling, art with memory over art for price tags.
