HomeEssentials, a fast-growing home solutions brand, has announced the opening of its first offline retail store at Elan Miracle Mall, Gurugram, marking a significant milestone in its two-year journey.
Launched with the vision of making homes more functional and aesthetically designed, HomeEssentials has built a strong digital presence and developed a loyal customer base across India. The decision to step into offline retail comes on the back of rising consumer demand for innovative, affordable, and design-first home products.
The flagship store, located at one of Gurugram’s busiest retail hubs, will offer a curated range of products spanning storage solutions, kitchen essentials, décor, and other categories designed to combine utility with style. The brand aims to leverage the offline format to give customers a hands-on shopping experience, complementing its digital-first strategy.
Founder of HomeEssentials said the milestone reflects the effort and persistence behind the brand’s journey. “This store is not just about retail expansion. It represents the countless nights of planning, learning, and building something that adds real value to people’s homes,” the founder noted.
The offline foray is seen as the next step in HomeEssentials’ larger ambition of expanding across India. The brand plans to scale aggressively, with an eye on establishing multiple stores in metro and non-metro cities over the next few years.
Investor Madhukar Sinha of IndiaQuotient, who has backed HomeEssentials since its early days, said the move into offline retail is a natural progression. “HomeEssentials has tapped into a space where Indian households are actively looking for better design and functionality at the right price point. This store is just the beginning,” Sinha said.
With its first offline outlet now operational, HomeEssentials is positioning itself to become a household name in the evolving home solutions market.
