HomeStop

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HomeStop
IndustryRetail
Founded2005;19 years ago (2005) [1] in Mumbai
Number of locations
15
Area served
India
ProductsHome furnishings
Website corporate.shoppersstop.com/Brand/Homestop.aspx

HomeStop is a home furnishing store based in Mumbai that offers home products such as decor, furniture, and accessories. [2] [3] HomeStop is part of the Shoppers Stop department chain, Goods sold are often imported.

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Products

Homestop carries products from domestic and international brands. Products available include home decor & furnishings, modular kitchens, and health equipment. [4]

Store Locations

HomeStop is currently located in 15 Indian cities including Bengaluru, [5] Coimbatore, Mumbai, [6] Delhi, Navi Mumbai and Chennai [7]

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References

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