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Falguni & Shane Peacock unveil artistic home Décor on Asian Paints
Mumbai: Having left an indelible mark on the fashion industry with their creative prowess, Falguni and Shane Peacock, the celebrated fashion designers, now reveal their home, showcasing their artistic brilliance in Season 7 of Asian Paints Where The Heart Is.
“This is the first time we are opening up our house to anyone” Falguni expresses as she begins unfolding the designer story nested in every corner of her home.
Embellished with antique pieces sourced from their global travels, their home tells a compelling narrative of the Western inspiration crafted in with an Indian touch. The walls, adorned with Shane’s paintings, transform the space into a vibrant living art gallery. Adding a golden touch, the duo’s signature round peacock motif graces the vintage entrance doors.
Metallic accents punctuate the decor, adding a touch of glamour to the neutral tones that dominate the palette. Every element, from furniture to lighting fixtures, carries the stamp of their design sensibility reaffirming their status as artistic maestros.
Sharing about how the house is reflective of his and Falguni’s personality Shane said “A home speaks about a bond of love in every element of every passage, every wall, and every shelf. It talks about being connected in some form. Because either I’ve done it with Falguni, that’s why it’s there, either it’s with Nian. So it’s always about a bond and shows that how thick family is.”
The ‘collectibles’ across the house serve as a tangible memory, recounting the family’s adventures. In the episode, Shane Peacock also reveals his artistic side and shares his first abstract painting —a treasured artwork capturing the essence of the Peacock family.
“More or less, everything you see has something about us in it. And I think that’s what makes it special because when I look at the elephant, I know where we bought this from. And that tells a story to us” said Shane about the thought that went behind every décor that makes up their space.
Decoding the route behind designing this house, Shane shared, “As designers, we are always around so much colour. At home, we wanted to completely take a different route.”
The episode captures the essence of the Peacock residence, portraying it as a space that emanates warmth and creativity. From the cosy living space to the family area, every corner showcases the designers’ commitment to their craft, with monograms, photos, and even a small bar adding a regal touch.
Season 7 of Asian Paints Where The Heart Is offers fans an exclusive look into the design philosophy and personal anecdotes that shape Falguni and Shane Peacock’s residence into a unique home.
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