The House Of Rohit Kochhar- A Perfect Blend Of Luxury and Comfort

The eminent lawyer Rohit Kochhar has perfectly blended Roman and Greek architecture and filled his 'dream home' with beautiful artefacts from all over Europe. This is acknowledged as one of the most spectacular homes in Delhi's posh Chattarpur Farms area. Reclusive yet highly distinguishable lawyer, Rohit Kochhar’s three-acre home presents a unique medley of sweeping staircases, marble columns and pillars, exquisite Italian art and well-manicured lawns.

This is the place where Kochhar resides with his wife Sonali and two daughters. The Kochhars have been staying in the house for more than five years. Kochhar said that building his dream house was more tougher than running a law firm. And the main thing is that the house also 'had' to be spacious. Kochhar himself confessed to being obsessed with space. Therefore, whenever he travels, he only checks into a suite with rooms of a particular size. And he prefers to travel in a customized stretch Mercedes. Moreover, it's no surprise that the rooms in his home are so spacious that they look like mini-halls. For instance, the dining space is probably large enough to easily hold an official state banquet. Similarly, the basement of the house has an indoor swimming pool, a play station and a gym. Whenever Mr. Rohit is at home, he loves to spend his time in the gym. The ground floor of the house has four bedrooms, a drawing hall, a huge atrium and a dining area. The first floor of the house encompasses the puja room, study area and Kochhar’s office.

The entire designing of the house was done by Kochhar himself. He has beautifully decorated his house with artefacts from Italy and Spain. When the house was ready, he made a special trip to Prague to choose some amazing chandeliers. The house is situated in the amidst of manicured lawns and an aged bonsai tree welcomes you at the main gate and a giant bronze Ganesha blesses you under the porch.
The entire flooring is done in flawless Italian marble that's beautifully trimmed with black edging. A vivacious crystal chandelier drops from the ceiling, while paintings & sculptures by Italian artists and gilded mirrors add to the grace of the room. Kochhar is a great art lover. Except one portait of his parents, all paintings were painted by Italian artists. The centre of attraction is a big 22-ft tall painting that is gorgeously decorating the wall of the atrium.


Kochhar's favourite painting is the replica of the famous 'Dancer'- a sculpture of three semi-nude dancers, by Antonio Canova. There is another great sculpture, 'The Three Cupids', weighing nearly 400 kg, which is placed in the passage, between the living and dining area. But Kochhar grieves the fact that since he is engrossed in his work schedules, he finds less time to relax at home.