In Delhi, a 9,500-square-foot residence designed by Disha Subramaniam, founder and principal of her eponymous studio, takes a deliberate position against the kind of interior that reads as assembled in one sitting. The brief was clear from the outset: the house had to feel layered, its character built as though accumulated through years of inhabitation rather than delivered complete by a single design intervention. That intent shapes every room, every material choice, and eve

The first thing that registers about this 7,500 sq ft home in Delhi is its atmosphere. Not dramatic, not imposing – simply a steady, confident presence shaped through charcoal tones, sculptural furniture and meticulously detailed craft. Interior designer Disha Bhutani Subramanium approaches the project without theatrics, allowing the weight of materials, the softness of lighting and the discipline of neoclassical forms to speak for themselves. The homeowners had moved from a

In the busy metropolis of New Delhi, where space is frequently a luxury, the Plumeria House stands out as a peaceful example of a new...