Furniture, Mattress & Home Décor Franchise in India (2026) — 4 Brands, Investment from ₹17 L

Retail showrooms for furniture, mattresses, furnishings, home décor, kitchenware.

4 brands listed4 with terms checkedPart of Retail Stores

Furniture, Mattress & Home Décor Franchises(4)

Wonderchef

Wonderchef kitchenware store franchise: no fee or royalty, brand pays fixtures and part of rent; 500–700 sq ft, ₹30–35 L budget (brand page, 2022–24).

Investment

₹30 L - ₹35 L

Pigeon Kitchen Appliances

Retail Stores

Pigeon exclusive store franchise: ₹17–25 L incl. ₹15 L refundable deposit, 15–30% commission, 600+ sq ft. 346 stores (Jun 2026).

Investment

₹17 L - ₹25 L

Pepperfry Studio

Retail Stores

Pepperfry furniture store franchise from ₹30 L; partner earns up to 18% commission on net sales, no inventory. Franchise stores fell from 145+ to 75.

Investment

₹30 L

Partly published by the brand

Godrej Interio

Retail Stores

Godrej's furniture brand: franchise from ₹60 L, dealer from ₹30 L, distributor from ₹20 L; 1,015+ exclusive showrooms and 89 franchise stores.

Investment

₹20 L - ₹60 L

Partly published by the brand

Benchmarks — Furniture, Mattress & Home Décor brands

From brands whose terms we checked against their own sources. Typical = middle half of brands.

Published investment (midpoint)typical ₹27.75 L–₹34.38 L, median ₹31.25 L · 4 brands

Frequently Asked Questions About Furniture, Mattress & Home Décor Franchises

How much does a furniture, mattress & home décor franchise cost in India?

Among 4 furniture, mattress & home décor brands whose terms we've checked, the published investment (midpoint of each brand's range) is typically ₹27.75 L–₹34.38 L, with a median of ₹31.25 L. Check each listing for what the figure includes.

How do I judge a furniture, mattress & home décor franchise before investing?

Look past the brand's own numbers: check the franchisor's filed accounts, whether its outlet count matches its store locator, court or consumer cases, and talk to at least three franchisees who have run an outlet for two years or more. A franchisor making money doesn't mean its franchisees do.