Three co-founders of PharmEasy have launched a new startup called All Home in the interior design space in India.
All Home aims to modernize India's unorganized architectural and interior design market, estimated at $60 billion.
The platform plans to partner with profitable brands in categories like sanitaryware, furniture, kitchen fittings, furnishings, lighting, and hardware.
The founders stepped down from their roles at PharmEasy in January and defined new roles at All Home based on their strengths.
PharmEasy, despite declining revenue, is reviving its IPO ambitions.
All Home has already partnered with three brands and aims to onboard more, boasting both scale and operational profitability.
The startup received funding that values it at around $120 million, led by Bessemer Venture Partners and other investors.
All Home plans to offer partner brands a digital operating system, design insights, and tech-enabled procurement and manufacturing support.
The interior design sector in India is poised for growth due to rising incomes, but faces challenges of fragmentation and inefficiency.