Hafele expands Bengaluru footprint with new Appliances Studio in Bommasandra
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Hafele expands Bengaluru footprint with new Appliances Studio in Bommasandra

Häfele India has expanded its retail footprint in Bengaluru with the launch of Appliances Studio Amro Interio, its third exclusive appliances studio in the city. Located in the Bommasandra Industrial Area, the new facility strengthens Hafele’s presence in a fast-growing residential and commercial zone while bringing its complete range of home and kitchen appliances closer to customers.

Spread across approximately 1,200 sq ft, the studio is designed as an experiential space that allows homeowners, architects and interior professionals to explore Hafele’s appliance portfolio in real-life settings. The layout includes a live kitchen environment and dedicated zones showcasing cooking appliances, hobs, hoods, washing machines, dishwashers and small domestic appliances, offering a comprehensive view of the brand’s solutions.

The studio was inaugurated in the presence of Balakrishnan Pillai, Vice President – Appliances & E-commerce, Hafele India, along with partner Anjinath Reddy, industry associates and customers. The launch included a traditional ceremony followed by guided walkthroughs and live product demonstrations, highlighting Hafele’s focus on functionality, design and user experience.

Hafele said the new studio addresses growing demand for premium appliance solutions in South Bengaluru and strengthens its retail network by offering customers a hands-on, consultative buying experience. The company added that the expansion aligns with its broader strategy of making high-quality, design-led appliances more accessible across key urban markets in India.


Häfele India has expanded its retail footprint in Bengaluru with the launch of Appliances Studio Amro Interio, its third exclusive appliances studio in the city. Located in the Bommasandra Industrial Area, the new facility strengthens Hafele’s presence in a fast-growing residential and commercial zone while bringing its complete range of home and kitchen appliances closer to customers.Spread across approximately 1,200 sq ft, the studio is designed as an experiential space that allows homeowners, architects and interior professionals to explore Hafele’s appliance portfolio in real-life settings. The layout includes a live kitchen environment and dedicated zones showcasing cooking appliances, hobs, hoods, washing machines, dishwashers and small domestic appliances, offering a comprehensive view of the brand’s solutions.The studio was inaugurated in the presence of Balakrishnan Pillai, Vice President – Appliances & E-commerce, Hafele India, along with partner Anjinath Reddy, industry associates and customers. The launch included a traditional ceremony followed by guided walkthroughs and live product demonstrations, highlighting Hafele’s focus on functionality, design and user experience.Hafele said the new studio addresses growing demand for premium appliance solutions in South Bengaluru and strengthens its retail network by offering customers a hands-on, consultative buying experience. The company added that the expansion aligns with its broader strategy of making high-quality, design-led appliances more accessible across key urban markets in India.

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