The staff at House of Somarra has worked with Sonia since the very beginning, over fifteen years of developing the kind of chemistry and understanding that cannot be taught.
Made to be worn
From Canvas to Cloth
Sonia began with traditional Indian heritage paintings, filling blank canvases with colour and detail. That same eye; for proportion, for texture, for what makes something feel alive, found its way into fabric.
She taught herself to design. And then she launched her own label, solo out of sheer conviction that she had something real to offer.
Things our clients never forget
We can make anything
Show us a photo, a pin, or a memory. We’ll bring your exact vision to life flawlessly.
Quality that genuinely lasts
Premium fabrics that won’t fade or sag. Enjoy enduring elegance, wear after wear.
Delivered on time. Always.
Custom couture ready in 7 to 10 days. Your event date won't move, and neither will our promise.
Fifteen Years, One Name
For over fifteen years, Sonia ran her label in Delhi. No flashy campaigns. No shortcuts. Just work that spoke for itself, and clients who became close friends.
The clients who wore her pieces in Delhi's drawing rooms are now bringing their daughters to the Gurgaon studio.
That kind of loyalty is not bought. It is built, stitch by stitch.
In 2026, Sonia made the move to Gurgaon; a deliberate levelling up. A beautiful studio in Sushant Lok 1. A stronger online presence. A new chapter, without leaving anything behind.
A Space designed with intention
Sonia designed the Gurgaon studio from scratch. Every detail, the warm terracotta walls, the brass rails, the quality of light, was chosen to feel like a home, not a store.
When you walk in, you are welcomed as part of the family. That has always been the way here. It always will be.
Every garment is different than the last
Sonia does not repeat herself. Each piece she designs is new, a different silhouette, a different conversation between fabric and light. What stays constant is the standard: only the finest materials, only construction that holds.
Hand embroidery, Banarasi brocade, tissue, organza, tie and dye, these are not trends we follow. They are languages we speak fluently, and have for a very long time.
