Hyderabad, Chennai and Bangalore Leads the Demand for Home Interior Services: Sulekha Study

A study undertaken by Sulekha, India’s leading tech-AI platform for expert services has unveiled interesting insights about demand for home interior services in Indian cities.

This study is based on visits and searches by nearly 1,00,000+ consumers across top 8 Indian cities that landed on Sulekha in February 2021.

Key findings of the study:

• The Top 3 home interior service categories that have seen a spike in online searches include Furniture Repair services, Interior Designers & Decorators and Architects.
• The top 5 cities that are leading in online searches across home interior services include: Hyderabad, Chennai and Bangalore followed by Delhi and Kolkata.
• In Hyderabad, the top 3 home interior services that are leading include Furniture Repair services, Interior Designers & Decorators and Architects. These services have grown by 25% since February 2021.
• In Chennai, the top 3 home interior services that are leading include Furniture Repair services, Modular Kitchen Dealers & Interior Designers. These services have grown by 22% since February 2021.
• In Bangalore, the top 3 home interior services that are leading include Furniture Repair services, Interior Designers & Decorators and Architects. These services have grown by 30% since February 2021.
• In Delhi, the top 3 home interior services that are leading include Interior Designers, Modular Kitchen Dealers and Architects. These services have grown by 19% since February 2021.
• In Kolkata, the top 3 home interior services that are leading include Furniture Repair services, Interior Designers & Decorators and Modular Kitchen Dealers. These services have grown by 31% since February 2021.

Satya Prabhakar, Founder & CEO, Sulekha, said, “Although people have started going to workplaces, there is a huge majority who are still working from home. The study clears shows the interest of people in beautifying their homes with cities like Hyderabad and Chennai leading. As we are less than a month away from Ugadi, people are re-decorating their homes to bring in the festive sprit.”