<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true">PharmEasy co-founders Dharmil Sheth, Dhaval Shah, and Hardik Dedhia launch All Home to disrupt India's architectural and interior design market.All Home has raised funding at a valuation exceeding $120 million with support from Bessemer Venture Partners and prominent angel investors.The platform offers tech-enabled solutions for home and office interiors, covering categories like furniture, lighting, kitchens, wardrobes, and more.The funding round, around $20 million, attracted investors like Siddharth Shah, Niket Shah, and Kabir Narang.All Home's focus on curated, profitable brands under a tech-driven distribution model aims to meet evolving consumer demands in India.The founders highlight India's growing interest in home improvement as a key market trend.After six months in stealth mode, All Home is already operationally profitable and hosts brands like Colour Coats and House of W.The trio's move from PharmEasy to All Home follows the latter's strategic shift in response to changing market dynamics.All Home's positioning in the design and renovation sector aligns with the rising demand for innovative, quality home solutions in India.