We Saw Beer Bicep's Dream Home Tour And Here Are Our Favourite Decor Picks

While the home has plenty of lovely natural light, the home also featured a few pendant lights which are made of natural-looking materials like bamboo. If you are looking for the mushroom pendant light, get it from Mianzi here. Or check out the more funky Kolambi Pendant light. We did find a lot of similar products to Mianzi in general, so best you browse the brand here.

For more lights, check out the lighting section on LBB here.

Metal dominates the home office adding a hint of glimmer and glamour. Plus, it’s not OTT! We spotted a few baskets, abstract pieces and photo frames, and for those also looking to introduce metallic accents to the home, Logam, Ace Living and Nu Casa are good options to start. Especially since they do metal products in dull and matte finishes and not extra shiny. Like this gorgeous Reese basket.

We spied plenty of white vases - small, tall, round and different. And while we also saw other transparent, coloured ones, we do like that white set the tone in this department. Easiest to get flowers - fresh or dried - to stand out. Check out Folkstorys, Elemntl, and Osmos for those various white ones. Or if you want to make a statement, check out our curation of vases under INR 999.

Of course, if you are looking to get dried flowers and leaves to add to those vases, look no further than Coastal Habitat. Palm leaves, Cannacut leaves, dried grass and plenty more are on offer if you want non-fresh options. They even have the Shola flowers in a few colours. 

Ranveer specifically talks about the carpet in the centre of the plush apartment. And we totally get the vibe. Nothing like unwinding on a warm, inviting carpet or rug, watching a good film with friends and family. But alas, most of us don’t have as much space, but if we did, we’d get a sprawling one too. For now though, check out this one from The Art Of Knotting which is 3ftx4ft, so ideal for a decent-sized home.

In fact, all of Art Of Knottage has macrame mats and carpets for you to choose from. Outside, on Ranveer’s personal balcony (where he does not do yoga but goes to just think!), we spotted an Aztec-ish carpet and the closest match we going was this one from Vajor. Or even this one, if you want something larger. If those are not to your liking, then head over and scour for more here! 

Ranveer has plants such as succulents, terrariums, indoor plants, and balcony plants dotting the space and we spotted a bunch of planters that we have our heart on. This jute basket from Prakrti Garden Boutique in its crimson finish is something we recommend for those indoor plants like monstera. This decorative metal hanging planter from 1BHK is another option for you to consider if you are looking for something chic and designer. Amaya Decor has these big pot-shaped planters that you can place on your balcony or corners of your living room. 

Lots of seating space means making it as comfy as possible, and we are starting with these grey geometric printed cushion covers from SWHF (they come in a set of 6) which are similar to the sofas we spotted on Ranveer’s lounge sofa in the living room. Orange seems to be big in Ranveer’s soft furnishings, especially the ones in his bedroom. We recommend this multi triangle woven orange cushion cover by Sanskruthihomes. 

We spotted A LOT of showpieces that ranges from Buddha to anime on the various shelves that Ranveer has in his house. Of all the Buddha statues that we spotted, the antique one was the one we liked. We spotted a similar one on Amazon. If you are looking to add some space, then this three tiered shelf from Logam is a definite pick. Coming back to the showpieces, definitely check out The Entertainment Store and Planet Superheroes to pick from Dragon Ball and other anime action figures and statuettes. 

We love dreamcatchers and so does Ranveer or at least that’s what we could gather from the dreamcatcher we spotted hanging in one of his balconies. This tassel dream catcher from The Tassel Life is a solid pick. In fact, we recommend you take a look at our collection of dreamcatchers here.