TOTO India Marks Delhi Showroom Milestone, Welcomes New Leader

25 Jul 2025 CW Team

TOTO India is celebrating six successful years of its flagship showroom in Delhi—a space that has become a hub for design, innovation, and wellness in the premium bathroom segment. Since its launch in 2019, the 12,000 sq ft showroom has attracted architects, designers, and homeowners, positioning itself as a centre for smart living and sustainable solutions.

To mark the occasion, TOTO India has announced Yusuke Sasaya as the new Vice Unit Head of TOTO India Industries. With nearly 20 years of international experience, Sasaya brings a strong understanding of global market trends and design sensibilities. His appointment reinforces TOTO’s commitment to strengthening its footprint in India.

Located in the capital city, the showroom was established to tap into Delhi’s rich architectural heritage and design-forward culture. Over the past six years, it has hosted numerous events focused on sustainability, smart technology, and the evolving needs of urban lifestyles.

TOTO India has recorded consistent business growth, reporting a 20 per cent year-on-year increase and reaching a turnover of Rs 500 crore. The brand continues to expand its presence in India’s premium home solutions market.

Looking ahead, TOTO aims to deepen its collaboration with India’s design community and deliver the best of Japanese innovation tailored to local preferences. With a focused strategy, a strong team, and Mr. Sasaya’s leadership, TOTO India is poised for its next phase of growth.

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