Few cricketers have been talked about as much as Sanju Samson this year, as his batting lit up the T20 World Cup in March, where he was named Player of the Tournament as India lifted the trophy on home soil. But beyond their presence on the field, these cricketers also have an abode to turn to, which they come back to after making a mark in cricket.While some homes are built to impress and are set in extravagance, some are built to be lived in, to feel the warmth, and Sanju Samson’s home is just that. The house is an effortless mix of modern comforts with traditional Indian art, and white and cream shades run through most of the interiors.From the outside, the house feels simple and elegant, with large glass doors and windows with wooden frames that give the entrance a fresh look. The veranda has a white marble floor that looks bright and spotless.Here are some decor inspirations to take away from Sanju Samson’s home
A calm and light base runs through the house
White and cream dominate the interiors of Samson’s home, where the veranda has white and gray stone underfoot, and this pale base makes spaces feel clean, bright, and larger than they are. Additionally, cream-and-brown patterned sofas also line the living room, so the look stays cozy rather than cold.Further, the courtyard, as seen in the photo, is decorated with beautiful floral rangoli and traditional brass lamps, showcasing the rich culture of Kerala.ID@undefined Caption not available.
Greenery is the main character of their home balcony
Tall plants stand in a corner of the veranda, and the balcony is wrapped in vines and creepers climbing over mesh railings, which makes the atmosphere tranquil and serene, creating a natural, private space. Plants add colour and softness, without costing much. Artificial grass on the floor, as Samson’s balcony has, gives a small space a garden feel.ID@undefined Caption not available.ID@undefined Caption not available.
The staircase adds to the royal vintage look
The staircase in Samson’s is polished dark wood with carved pillars, handrails and a circular design at the end of the railing. It gives the house a vintage, regal feel. The carved wooden pillars and handrails on both sides look impactful and show real craftsmanship. A round carved design at the end of the railing adds a final, elegant touch.ID@undefined Caption not available.
Culture and memories on display
The courtyard includes floral rangoli and traditional brass lamps, and a large wooden shelf in the living room displays Samson’s trophies and awards. One of the photos of his balcony shows it beautifully decked in Christmas decor with plants and shiny decor items like frills. An added brass lamp by the entrance and a small rangoli for festivals give a traditional touch, and the trophies carry a plethora of memories.