Inside Isha Ambani and Anand Piramal's luxurious diamond-themed Rs 450 crore mansion Gulita, its interiors are...

Located on the upscale Dr. Annie Besant Road in Worli, Mumbai, Gulita stands as a modern architectural marvel. The exterior is designed with a unique diamond-theme motif, wrapped in a glass and steel facade that reflects light beautifully throughout the day. Designed by the London-based engineering firm Eckersley O’Callaghan, the structure features a 3D-modeled frame and geometric shapes that resemble the facets of a precious stone. Its positioning offers breathtaking views of the Arabian Sea and the iconic Bandra-Worli Sea Link, reinforcing the house’s luxurious aura.

Step into Gulita, and you’re welcomed by an expansive lobby that oozes understated luxury. The interiors balance modern minimalism with traditional elegance, featuring circular multipurpose rooms and private studies with soft lighting, muted tones, and rich textures. The diamond-theme continues indoors through intricate glass paneling and custom-designed elements. Soft greys and beiges dominate the palette, while gold accents and curated artwork lend a regal yet comfortable atmosphere that perfectly suits the couple’s refined taste.

The living spaces in Gulita blend comfort and grandeur with effortless grace. Plush greige sofas, gold-accented furniture, and walls adorned with large-format paintings define the living room. Each corner is tastefully decorated with fresh flowers and statement decor pieces. The bedrooms are just as opulent, featuring single poster beds, carefully selected lighting, and ample natural light. The interiors reflect a warm yet sophisticated aesthetic, making the spaces both luxurious and lived-in.

Gulita is not just a residence, it’s a self-contained luxury retreat. The home features three basement levels, with two dedicated to housing the family’s fleet of luxury vehicles. Among its standout amenities are a private indoor swimming pool, a well-maintained lawn for intimate gatherings, a personal salon, and a beautifully designed temple space. One of the house’s most talked-about features is a transparent glass-walled 'diamond room' that offers stunning panoramic views of the sea making it a favorite spot for relaxation and quiet reflection.

Originally owned by Hindustan Unilever, the property was purchased in 2012 by the Piramal family for a whopping USD 61.2 million. After Isha Ambani and Anand Piramal’s wedding in 2018, Gulita was gifted to them by Anand’s parents, Ajay and Swati Piramal. The residence now holds a staggering estimated value of around Rs 450 crore.