Step inside Keerthy Suresh's Kochi home featuring wraparound balcony with scenic views, cute kitchen, walk-in wardrobe
Keerthy Suresh and Antony Thattil showcase their vibrant home in Kochi, featuring a charming kitchen, a stylish bedroom, and a wraparound balcony.
Keerthy Suresh and her husband, Antony Thattil, opened doors to their beautiful home in Kochi, Kerala. On January 22, Asian Paints shared episode 2 of season 9 of the Where The Heart Is series on YouTube, which gave a peek inside Keerthy's colourful, quirky, and gorgeous home.

A modern space peppered with traditional accents and fondly called the House of Fun, Keerthy and Antony's house in Kochi, overlooking the backwaters and the Kochi city is a Pinterest moodboard come to life. Let's take a home tour:
The House of Fun
The video takes viewers inside Keerthy and Antony’s home in Kochi, offering a glimpse of their cute little kitchen, an aesthetically designed bedroom, a wraparound balcony, a sprawling lawn with a view of the backwaters, an aquarium inside the house, and a walk-in wardrobe.
The couple revealed in the video that they added character to their home by choosing colourful corners to complement neutral walls, furniture that blends traditional and contemporary designs, incorporating their favourite quotes with artefacts, stunning artwork, photos documenting their journey, brick walls, and adorable miniature artworks.
The details
The highlight of Keerthy and Antony's home is their ‘cute little kitchen’, the wraparound balcony, and the bedroom with a walk-in closet. While textured grey walls and a four-poster bed with a woven cane headboard add depth to their Kerala-style bedroom, the balcony brimming with plants, comfortable seating, and an outdoor bar counter becomes the heart of the home.
The key feature of the bar, overlooking the Kochi skyline, is a counter embedded with personal photographs in clear resin. Similarly, the couple created a seating corner adorned with several pictures from their wedding and another wall with Moon paintings charting the phases of the moon on the day they began dating and when they were married.
ABOUT THE AUTHORKrishna Pallavi PriyaKrishna Priya Pallavi is an Assistant Editor at Hindustan Times with almost 9 years of experience in lifestyle reporting. Over the years, Pallavi has reported extensively on health, fashion, pop culture, wellness, entertainment, festivals, mental health, art and culture, fitness, and sex and relationships. An alumna of the Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC Dhenkanal), she also holds an undergraduate degree in Journalism and Mass Communication from Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University. Prior to joining Hindustan Times, she spent nearly three years with India Today and 1.5 years with ScoopWhoop’s feminist digital platform, Vagabomb. Pallavi enjoys tracking global fashion trends, interviewing celebrities, following international fashion seasons, and keeping pace with pop culture—interests that often turn into engaging write-ups. Alongside this, she has a keen eye for impactful health stories. She regularly engages with doctors, designers, and content creators to craft narratives with depth and perspective. Born and raised in Haryana, her heart remains deeply connected to her ancestral home in Odisha. She has a knack for finding interesting angles where none seem to exist. When not chasing stories, she spends her downtime enjoying playdates with her dog, planning her next vacation, or discovering new destinations.Read More

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