HomeEssentials, a D2C home and kitchen brand, has raised ₹18 crore (~$2.2 million) in a pre-Series A funding round led by India Quotient, an early-stage venture capital firm.
The funds raised will be used to establish a robust offline retail presence, thereby further strengthening its omnichannel ecosystem.
Founded in 2024 by Tanishq Jain and Divyam Jain, HomeEssentials is a modern home and kitchen brand that delivers products designed with aesthetics, utility, and affordability in mind.
From cookware and shelf organisers to storage, cleaning, and home furnishing, the brand has over 250 products and has already reached over 4 lakh customers across India.
HomeEssentials is now planning to expand beyond e-commerce into physical stores across urban and semi-urban India. As part of this offline expansion, HomeEssentials will begin with two retail stores in Delhi NCR.
HomeEssentials is targeting ₹150 crore in revenue by December 2025 and aims to reach ₹200 crore annually by the end of the financial year.
Tanishq Jain, co-founder and CEO, HomeEssentials, said, “Offline retail is the next big and natural step for us as a brand. We believe in building trust, deeper engagement and allowing customers to experience the quality and design of our products first-hand.”
