Inside Keerthy Suresh and husband Antony’s “House of Fun” in Kochi: A home full of memories and personality

Keerthy describes the home’s aesthetic as contemporary with traditional accents, most evident in the bedrooms.

• Keerthy Suresh and Antony's Kochi home reflects their personalities and memories
• The house blends contemporary style with Kerala-inspired traditional accents
• Home filled with memorabilia, photos, and art celebrating family milestones

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Few celebrity homes in India reveal their owners’ personalities as completely as Keerthy Suresh and Antony’s residence in Kochi. Known to friends and family by its playful nameplate at the entrance—The House of Fun—the home is a literal reflection of the couple’s life together.

Every corner is adorned with photographs, quotes, artwork, and small objects, each tied to a specific memory or relationship. Here’s a closer look at the couple’s vibrant home in Kochi.

Talking about building her home, Keerthy said, “Building a home together is a beautiful feeling. It’s about comfort, first and foremost.”

Keerthy describes the home’s aesthetic as contemporary with traditional accents, most evident in the bedrooms. Her own bedroom features a textured grey wall that adds depth, while a four-poster bed with a woven cane headboard anchors the space. She suggests that a similar effect for walls can be achieved using a leather finish paint like Zaffiano or a lime-based finish such as Marmofresco Classic from the Royale Play Meridian Collection.

“It’s a little Kerala-style,” Keerthy explains about her bedroom, “But done in our contemporary way.” Cane, brick, and woven textures appear across the home, always balanced with modern lighting, simple forms, and uncluttered layouts. According to her, “You don’t have to lean into a fully ‘heritage’ look to bring in a little bit of craft home.”

One artwork in the house charts the phase of the moon on the day they began dating, alongside the phase of the moon on the day they were married. Tucked neatly into a corner of the living area is a diner-style dining nook lined with black-and-white photographs from their wedding. Nearby, a framed copy of their wedding invitation and personal memorabilia document a milestone Keerthy once thought would never arrive.

Another wall features a collage gifted by friends and family after Keerthy won the National Award. It’s layered with photographs and headlines from a moment she describes as unforgettable. “Mahanati was extremely special,” she recalls. “As an actor, all you want is a good film and a good performance and to have that feeling, the first time, that simply stays with you.”

The main living space flows into an area that feels like a favourite café mapped onto a home. Painted in Asian Paints’ wall colour Ming Jade, the open kitchen features playful yellow-and-green tiles, matching cabinetry, and a counter with high stools. Above it, a small sign reads: “This kitchen is seasoned with love.”

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Yet the heart of the home is the wraparound balcony. Brimming with plants and comfortable seating, it leads to a bar that has quickly become the couple’s favourite gathering spot. The counter surface holds hundreds of photographs preserved beneath a clear resin finish. A small plaque above reads, “Nobody gets out sober.” Keerthy laughs as she points it out: “This view and this vibe are very intoxicating.”

Walking through The House of Fun, it’s clear that nothing has been added just to fill space. “Growing up, my mother loved decorating,” Keerthy says. “Every time she picked something up for the house, I’d dream that I want a place of my own like that someday.” The House of Fun is that someday realized, a home full of personality, memories, and warmth.