Mumbai: Strengthening its design-first retail experience and commitment to accessible craftsmanship, Interio by Godrej, a leading furniture and interior solutions brand from the Godrej Enterprises Group, launched the Godrej Interio store in Vikhroli, Mumbai.
Spread across 22,000 sq. ft., the Godrej Interio Store in Vikhroli embodies the brand’s new identity, offering a one-stop destination for modern Indian homes and workspaces.
The space integrates design innovation with heritage, craftsmanship, and configurability through an extensive range of modular, personalized, and contemporary furniture.
The Godrej Interio store in Vikhroli also introduces new product categories including gaming, outdoor, and children’s furniture, alongside a fresh line of soft furnishings.
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Flagship Showcases the New Design Language of Interio
Commenting on the launch, Nyrika Holkar, Executive Director, Godrej Enterprises Group, said, “Our vision for the flagship in Vikhroli is a dialogue between design and craft.
A space that honours our century-old legacy while embracing how we live and work today. Interio by Godrej celebrates a new design language for Indian homes and workspaces that is modular, configurable, and expressive, enabling people to create spaces that reflect their individuality.
The Mangrove Kitchen, our in-house café, anchors this vision, reminding us that how we shape our spaces can shape our planet’s future.”
Earlier this month, the brand announced plans to open 500 new stores by FY29, including flagship outlets and smaller Interio Studios across formats, furthering its goal of making great design accessible nationwide.
Godrej Interio Store in Vikhroli: Experiential Spaces and Design Collaborations
Beyond its product displays, the Godrej Interio Store in Vikhroli features the Mangrove Kitchen – a café inspired by Vikhroli’s lush mangroves, envisioned as a tribute to the area’s rich biodiversity.
Complementing this are three curated look books, each designed to spark inspiration through ‘Moments that Matter’ – spaces that embody diverse moods and everyday experiences within homes.
The Archive Gallery inside the store celebrates Godrej’s rich design legacy, tracing over a century of innovation from the iconic steel almirah to contemporary modular furniture.
Crafting the Future of Indian Homes
Speaking on the milestone launch, Swapneel Nagarkar, Business Head and Executive Vice President, Interio by Godrej, said, “With our new flagship store, we’re strengthening our connection with consumers who see their homes as an expression of who they are. Collaborations with Indian furnishing brands and our first in-store café reflect Interio’s inclusive design philosophy and commitment to inspiring everyday living.”
He further added, “Our long-term strategy aims to expand our retail footprint to 1,500 stores by 2029 and enhance our omnichannel presence across India, backed by the legacy and trust of Godrej.”
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Design Partners and Spatial Vision
The flagship’s architectural design has been conceptualized by Mazumdar Bravo Architects, merging spatial elegance with functional storytelling.
To celebrate Indian craftsmanship, Interio by Godrej has collaborated with furnishing brands including Adigami Studio by Aditi Anuj, BR Pandit, Cane Concept, Heirloom Naga, Makaan by Tahir Sultan, Oorja, Sirohi, and Svabhu Kohli.
The store launch featured a fireside chat by fashion designer David Abraham exploring the influence of the Bauhaus movement on Indian design, alongside an immersive digital showcase by Aaron Myles, highlighting how design shapes the ‘moments that matter.’
The unveiling of the Godrej Interio Store in Vikhroli marks another milestone in Interio’s rebranding journey, announced last month, positioning it as a design-led lifestyle brand rooted in a century of trust. Featuring a vibrant coral logo, the new identity embodies warmth, creativity, and the spirit of modern India.
