The Bengaluru-based firm, which has raised $200 million from Swiss investment firm Kharis Capital, Bessemer Ventures and others, is also looking at achieving the break-even in the next 15 months.

“Despite the continuing disruptions, Livspace has succeeded in bringing together a highly fragmented home interiors market in India. Through a robust marketplace based model, we have created a strong value-based business helping homeowners, vendors and designers alike,” said Ramakant Sharma , co-founder and COO, Livspace. He added the India operations achieved break-even in March this year, and the company aims to break-even across business in the next 15 months.

“We are also setting out to achieve a $350 million annual revenue run rate in the next two years,” he stated.

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