Quick Take
- AllHome raised Rs 200 Cr ($21 Mn) in a Series B round led by Bessemer Venture Partners.
- The round doubled AllHome’s valuation to Rs 2,000 Cr ($211 Mn) within twelve months.
- Funds will expand experience centres, manufacturing, and the proprietary tech stack over coming quarters.
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AllHome raises Rs 200 Cr ($21 Mn) in a Series B round led by Bessemer Venture Partners, doubling the home improvement startup’s valuation to Rs 2,000 Cr ($211 Mn).
The Mumbai-based startup was founded in 2024 by PharmEasy cofounders Dharmil Sheth, Dhaval Shah, Hardik Dedhia, and Siddharth Shah. The round mixed equity and debt, with the debt portion coming from Stride Ventures (Entrackr). Several family offices also joined the round.
StartupFeed Insight
The real signal here is not the Rs 200 Cr cheque. It is that AllHome claims EBITDA profitability with 18-20% operating margins in year one (Entrackr), a rarity in capital-heavy retail. Bessemer backing both AllHome and Livspace shows it wants the full home spend, from design to materials. Consumer-brand investors and building-material incumbents should watch closely. StartupFeed expects AllHome to push toward its Rs 1,000 Cr revenue goal within four to six quarters, and a fresh growth round is likely before late 2027 if margins hold. By StartupFeed Desk.
Deal Breakdown And Key Numbers
AllHome raises Rs 200 Cr in a Series B round that values the company at Rs 2,000 Cr (Entrackr). The table below lays out the core terms of the deal.
| Metric | Detail | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Total Raise | Rs 200 Cr ($21 Mn) | Mix of equity and debt (Entrackr) |
| Lead Investor | Bessemer Venture Partners | Existing backer from June 2025 round |
| Round Type | Series B | Debt from Stride Ventures |
| Valuation | Rs 2,000 Cr ($211 Mn) | Doubled in twelve months (ET) |
| Previous Round | June 2025, $120 Mn valuation | About Rs 180 Cr raised (ET) |
| Announcement Date | June 26, 2026 | Confirmed by multiple reports |
The most striking fact: AllHome doubled its valuation within twelve months of launch (ET). Family offices joined Bessemer in the round.
About AllHome
AllHome is a Mumbai-based home improvement startup founded in 2024 by PharmEasy cofounders Dharmil Sheth, Dhaval Shah, Hardik Dedhia, and Siddharth Shah. It runs a “house of brands” marketplace for architectural and interior design products across four categories: surfaces, hardware and bath fittings, facades and windows, and lighting. The startup claims an annual revenue run rate above Rs 400 Cr (Entrackr). Its key backer is Bessemer Venture Partners.
Why Did Bessemer Back AllHome?
Bessemer Venture Partners backed AllHome because the startup paired fast growth with early profitability. AllHome raises Rs 200 Cr on the strength of an annual revenue run rate above Rs 400 Cr and EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation and Amortisation) profitability, with margins of 18-20% (Entrackr).
“Consumers today are very demanding and want to know transparently what exactly is going into their space, how will it look eventually and also want options which are also always the best. That’s where AllHome with its technology stack plays the differentiator, with a set of well curated, designed, manufactured and delivered products that can go into any space,” Dhaval Shah said.
Bessemer has a long India record, having backed PharmEasy from seed through Series D and home design platform Livspace, per its official India portfolio page. That history with the PharmEasy team likely shaped its conviction.
How Will AllHome Use The Funds?
AllHome will use the fresh capital to widen its physical footprint and deepen its tech. The startup plans to expand its network of physical experience centres, invest in manufacturing facilities, and strengthen its proprietary technology stack (ET).
AllHome ended 2025-26, its first full year, with revenue of about Rs 180 Cr and now tracks an annualised run rate of Rs 400 Cr (ET). It aims to cross the Rs 1,000 Cr revenue mark within the next four to six quarters. The startup operates in India’s construction materials and interior products market, which it pegs at over $50 Bn and rising on premiumisation.
Who Are AllHome’s Rivals?
AllHome competes in India’s organised home improvement and interiors market against design-led and materials players. The comparison below shows where it sits among well-known names.
| Company | Focus | Model |
|---|---|---|
| AllHome | Architecture, interior products | House of brands marketplace |
| Livspace | Home interiors, design | Full-stack design platform |
| HomeLane | Interior fit-outs | Design-and-build services |
What sets AllHome apart is its products-first, house of brands model paired with early EBITDA profitability, rather than a pure design-services play.
What’s Next
AllHome now races toward its Rs 1,000 Cr revenue target within four to six quarters. Watch for new experience centres in metro cities, fresh product categories beyond the current four, and updates on whether 18-20% margins hold as the startup scales. If growth stays sharp, a larger growth round could follow. Can AllHome turn early profits into a lasting lead in home improvement?
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Last updated: June 26, 2026 at 18:45 IST
Written by Sagar Prajapati. Published: June 26, 2026. Updated: June 26, 2026. Have a tip? Write to us at editorial@startupfeed.in.
