Godrej Interio, a leading home and office furniture brand, has launched its Ready-to-Furnish Flat Solutions in collaboration with top real estate developers in major cities like Mumbai, Pune, Bangalore, Delhi NCR, and Hyderabad. This initiative aims to transform the home-buying experience by offering fully furnished and customized flats.
FurnitureReal EstateHomebuyersCustomizationTechnologyReal EstateJul 28, 2025
Godrej Interio's Ready-to-Furnish Flat Solutions is a program that offers fully furnished sample flats in collaboration with leading real estate developers. It includes a comprehensive range of furniture and interior design options, tailored to modern homebuyers' needs.
The initiative is currently available in major cities such as Mumbai, Pune, Bangalore, Delhi NCR, and Hyderabad, with plans to expand to Tier II cities.
Homebuyers benefit from curated furniture collections, exclusive package pricing, pre-designed layouts, and the convenience of having everything set up within 2 days to 4 weeks. Additionally, they can personalize their homes using Interio’s modular solutions and digital tools.
Godrej Interio has partnered with financial institutions to offer attractive EMI and NCEMI plans, making it easier for new homebuyers to afford the furnishings.
Customers can use Interio’s 3D Room Planner and Product Configurator to visually select and customize furniture and interior designs, ensuring a personalized fit for their specific flat layouts.
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