The house of Faisal Hamid: Crafting a legacy in sound, style & space
The Faisal family's journey: How a passion for sound became a legacy of luxury, heritage, and curated experiences

New Delhi [India], September 1: When heritage fuses with ambition, a family transforms personal passion into a multi-industry empire redefining luxury for modern India.
In luxury, true success is measured less by balance sheets and more by the legacies that outlast them. It is in this rarefied world—where commerce becomes culture and ambition turns into art—that the story of Faisal Hamid and his family finds resonance.
What began in 1999 as Sound of Music—a boutique experiment in high-fidelity audio—has since matured into an empire synonymous with heritage, refinement, and visionary growth. For the Faisals, luxury is not just about possessions; it is about curating experiences. And as the family strides across industries, their philosophy is unmistakable: luxury is a lifestyle ecosystem, not a singular product.
Her influence is particularly visible in ventures that require a fusion of elegance and resilience—fashion with her daughter Laila, wellness-driven real estate, and hospitality steeped in cultural authenticity.
Invisible in-wall speakers, porcelain-crafted audio sculptures, and bespoke home automation systems reflect more than engineering finesse—they symbolize the art of living. For India’s new elite, the brand delivers not gadgets, but curated sanctuaries—homes designed to think, feel, and ultimately, breathe luxury.
Together, they embody a family business model rarely achieved: equal parts innovation, continuity, and cultural rootedness.
From audio systems that dissolve into walls, to fashion ateliers shaping couture, to Himalayan residences redefining aspirational living—The House of Faisal Hamid is constructing not merely businesses, but a lifestyle universe.
At a time when India is emerging as both consumer and creator of global luxury, the Faisals represent a rare story: of a family audacious enough to dream across industries, disciplined enough to preserve a legacy, and visionary enough to shape the next era of how the wealthy will live, dress, and experience the world.
For the Faisals, the future is not just an encore. It is an entirely new composition—one that the world, from Delhi to Dubai to Davos, is preparing to applaud.
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