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Inside 'Toxic' star Akshay Oberoi’s serene Karjat home with an open courtyard, sleepy views, Lego memories, liush garden, and sustainable living

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Inside 'Toxic' star Akshay Oberoi’s serene Karjat home with an open courtyard, sleepy views, Lego memories, liush garden, and sustainable living
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Actor Akshay Oberoi and his wife have designed a serene, sustainable second home in Karjat, Maharashtra, focusing on nature and personal memories. The property features an open courtyard and is being curated slowly with family interests like Lego and vinyl collections.

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This piece offers a lifestyle perspective on how public figures balance high-pressure careers with sustainable, nature-integrated living spaces.

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'Toxic' actor Akshay Oberoi and his wife, Jyothi Vynatheya, have created a peaceful second home amid the lush landscape of Karjat, Maharashtra. Far removed from the pace of city life, the property is envisioned as a place where the family can slow down, spend time together and gradually build a home filled with personal memories. According to Architectural Digest, Oberoi and Jyothi entrusted interior designer and architect Nishita Kamdar with shaping the interiors of their dreamy Karjat retreat. The family visits the property around twice a month, allowing the home to evolve gradually rather than being completed all at once.Inside Akshay Oberoi and Jyothi Vynatheya’s serene Karjat homeThe Karjat property is surrounded by greenery and designed to embrace its natural setting. One of its defining features is an open courtyard that allows the outdoors to become an extension of the home.

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