MagickHome Expands into India’s Furniture Segment

12 May 2026 CW Team

MagickHome has expanded into India’s furniture segment with the launch of a new portfolio comprising sofas, beds and dining sets, marking the company’s entry beyond modular interiors.

The company said the new range has been developed with a focus on design, comfort and durability, while leveraging its manufacturing and engineering expertise built over three decades. The collection offers more than 500 combinations of fabrics, finishes and configurations, enabling customised solutions for Indian homes.

According to the company, the furniture range uses kiln-seasoned solid wood structures, precision joinery and tested materials designed for Indian living conditions. The products also include features such as natural latex seating systems and warranties of up to 10 years.

Ganesen Vishwanathan, Vice President, MagickHome, said the company’s experience in global markets has shaped its approach towards engineered furniture solutions focused on long-term performance and comfort.

Founded in Canada, MagickHome has worked with North American retailers including Lowe’s, Home Depot and Menards through its modular systems business. The company said the India expansion reflects its strategy of bringing globally informed manufacturing and design practices into the domestic furniture market.

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