Yashasvi Jaiswal’s Rs 5.38 crore Mumbai home blends zen vibes with European charm. Inside the 1,500 sq ft property with ocean-inspired walls and marble accents

Yashasvi Jaiswal, born in Uttar Pradesh, moved to Mumbai at 8 or 9 to fulfil his dream of becoming a cricketer. From selling pani puris to becoming one of the most promising cricketers in India, the youngster has certainly come a long way. Yashasvi now lives in Mumbai in a 1500 sq. ft. apartment, priced at reportedly Rs 5.38 crore. The 24-year-old appears to be charmed by the European architecture as his home reflects a similar aesthetic.

Yashasvi Jaiswal’s Mumbai home

Yashasvi’s Mumbai residence blends modern functionality with vintage allure, offering an understated opulence. Marble, stone, and fabrics form a major part of the layout, delivering a timeless balance.

The entrace passage is painted in a deep blue shade reminiscent of the ocean against the arched and curved gateway, as per Architectural Digest. The heart of the house is however, the trophy section, tucked away in a corner. The living room features plush sofas and upholstered cushions in hues of grey.

Salient features of Yashasvi Jaiswal’s Mumbai home

The hand-crafted centre table made entirely out of marble is a nod to modern sophistication. The television wall is also in muted grey tones complemented by an intricate and ornamental design patch at the top. English fireplace structures inspired Yashasvi’s bar area. The kitchen too is replete with white marble and cream walls.

Yashasvi’s master bedroom is coloured in a deep blue shade too, indicating tranquillity. The zen vibe is unmissable here. Warm lighting and minimal decor form the crux of the bedroom, with the salient feature being the attached bathtub, according to Magic Bricks.

Yashasvi’s home is a reflection of his love for minimalism and soft touches. Art paintings and several potted plants can also be found in various corners. Open and spacious, with large windows that offer enough sunlight and ventilation.