From her love for white sofa to her collection of soft toys; Aaryamann Sethi gives a peek into girlfriend Yogita Bihani’s aesthetically done house

In his latest vlog, Aaryamann Sethi takes viewers on a warm, candid tour of girlfriend Yogita Bihani’s tastefully decorated home. From playful puzzles and soft toys to a hilariously bad coffee story and a white couch every girl dreams of, the house is a mix of aesthetics, comfort, and personality. What shines through the most is how every corner reflects Yogita’s spirit and the couple’s shared memories—making the space not just beautiful, but deeply personal.

Aaryamann starts the tour with the living room, where two sleek, full-length mirrors stand tall. But there’s a twist—one of them secretly hides a shoe rack behind it, combining beauty with utility. These mirrors don’t just add elegance to the space but also help brighten the room and make it feel larger. Yogita’s thoughtful design choices reflect her flair for subtle yet smart interiors. “This one is actually a shoe rack,” Arya reveals with a grin, amused by how she blended aesthetics and functionality so effortlessly.

“This is a very important place in my house,” Yogita says lovingly, showing a small wooden table with matching chairs and soft lighting from little candles. It’s her safe zone—calm, creative, and completely her. Nestled here are intricate puzzles, a hobby she and Arya picked up together. “It’s a 1000-piece puzzle… just a little is left,” she laughs. But thanks to their busy vlogging life, it now sits half-done. Still, this quaint corner, filled with memories of quiet teamwork and shared fun, remains one of her most cherished spots—a cozy nook that whispers stories without saying a word.

“This is our coffee machine… from which I don’t know how to make coffee,” Yogita says, mock-disappointed. Recounting the hilarious story of how she made a terrible cup of coffee for their friend Ali on his first visit, she giggles, “He didn’t say anything, but it was really, really bad.” Her honesty and charm make the moment even more memorable. “How can anyone make worse coffee than a machine?” she wonders aloud. Despite the brewing fail, the machine remains in the kitchen—a reminder that not everything needs to be perfect to be special (or funny).

“I think it’s every girl’s dream to have a white couch,” Yogita confesses, gently touching her now slightly off-white sofa. Once her prized possession, she admits it’s no longer as clean as it used to be. “It was a very good white… now it’s a little dull,” she laughs. Over time, her obsession with keeping it pristine has faded. “Now I let people sit on it normally,” she smiles.

Yogita and Aary’s bedroom is as playful as it is personal. Soft toys line the bed and shelves, each carrying a story of affection. “Ari brought this grey shark for me, and he has a blue one from Maldives,” she says, holding up the cuddly plushies. It’s a shared tradition between them—cute tokens of love that keep their inner child alive. From shared toys to cozy corners, it’s a space that reflects togetherness, laughter, and years of tiny romantic gestures.

A photo wall displays Yogita’s friends and special moments—but Aaryamann noticed something was missing. “Where are my photos?” he asked. Her reply? “I don’t have any photos with you.” In classic Aary style, he solved the problem by placing his passport photo on the wall. It’s now framed like any other precious memory, drawing laughs and ‘awws’ alike. The gesture—funny, spontaneous, and surprisingly touching—adds a layer of authenticity to their home.