How The "Magic Hour" Lights Up Malaika Arora's Lavish Apartment. See Pic
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Browsing through Malaika's Instagram, we also spotted glimpses of her aesthetically done-up space in many of her posts
To put it simply, Malaika Arora's apartment looks pretty much wow. Malaika Arora, who often shares glimpses of her work-from-home life, let us walk in into her living space in a recent Instagram story. Malaika Arora, who has a stunning apartment in a Mumbai high-rise, was spotted admiring her home, especially when the sunset hues streamed through the glass windows. Malaika shared a snippet of her living room space on Instagram and wrote: "Magic hour light." The glimpse of her home reveals that Malaika's living space is a blend of muted shades with her favourite flowers adding a pop of colour to the room. Here's how the "magic hour" lights up Malaika Arora's apartment. Browsing through Malaika's Instagram, we also spotted glimpses of her aesthetically done-up space in many of her posts. Here's when she shared a snippet from her work from home diaries.
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