Raveena Tandon lives in Rs 80 crore Bandra home Neelaya with husband Anil Thadani, featuring 50-year-old Nandi sculpture, marble floors and luxurious interiors

Raveena Tandon's Mumbai residence, named Neelaya, is a luxurious retreat in the bustling neighbourhood of Bandra. Derived from Sanskrit, the name means shelter. The actress lives in a lavish home with her husband Anil Thadani. According to several media reports, the property is estimated to be worth between Rs 70 crore and Rs 80 crore.

Spiritual Elements And Vastu-Inspired Decor

One of the distinctive features of the residence is its spiritual decor. Stone sculptures of Lord Nandi, Lord Ganesha, Lord Shiva and Mata Parvati have been placed in accordance with Vastu Shastra principles to promote positive energy in the home.

A sculpture of Nandi stands just outside the temple area. Reportedly around 50 years old, the sculpture was sourced from a temple in a South Indian town, adding a touch of tradition and history to the residence.

Living Room Blends Modern Luxury With Classic Charm

The living room combines contemporary interiors with traditional elements. Marble flooring and exposed red brick lend the space a distinctive character, while large glass doors fitted with sheer curtains allow natural light to filter in.

Black and grey sofas create a comfortable seating area, complemented by a glossy black centre table, an olive-green rug and glass side tables displaying family photographs. A striking golden lamp adds an elegant finishing touch to the interiors.

The room also features a marble-topped bar counter with a wooden base, paired with sleek black leather bar stools, enhancing the space's luxurious appeal.

Dining Room Features European-Inspired Interiors

The dining area stands out for its European-inspired aesthetic. Forest-green walls featuring three-dimensional wooden panels create visual depth, while light wooden flooring adds warmth to the space. The combination of rich colours and natural textures gives the room an elegant yet welcoming appearance.

Raveena Tandon's Bedroom

Raveena's bedroom features square-patterned wooden detailing on the walls, complemented by a soothing jade-green colour palette. The interiors are designed to create a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere.

A vintage-style vanity table fitted with makeup lights adds a classic touch to the room. Feng Shui plants further enhance the space, bringing greenery into the bedroom.

Raveena Tandon On Designing Her Dream Home

In an interview with GoodHomes, Raveena Tandon spoke about the design philosophy behind her residence, explaining how she and Anil Thadani wanted to incorporate different architectural styles rather than follow a single theme.

“The home is a fusion of sorts. Both Anil and I didn’t want to restrict ourselves to any particular style. I am as much in love with the sublime architecture of Kerala as I am enamored by the intricacy of Moroccan design. Rustic, I love. But I love the lusciousness of luxe finishes even more. I wanted a little bit of everything in my house. Anil and I knew exactly what we wanted for the house. Architects Saket Sethi and Shabnam Gupta helped us realize our vision for the home. It had to look good as a complete picture. We’ve been told that our house has good vibrations, and that’s all that matters.”

[With TOI inputs]