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The home artfully balances its dual mandate as both a public-facing political hub and a private family home. In the formal receiving areas, legacy takes centre stage. Also read | Step inside traditional home in Karnataka where Rishab Shetty’s Kantara was filmed
Spanning around 10,000 square feet, the vast, historic residence in Moti Bagh is one of New Delhi’s most understated yet undeniably grand Lutyens’ bungalows.
Nearly a century old, the home has been reimagined by designer Amina Bhatia, who told AD India she chose to honour its historical bones rather than compete with a structure that has survived a hundred years.
