Last updated : October 12, 2026 11:20 am
The brand continues to expand its retail presence, with 30 stores in Bangalore and over 250 across India.
Royaloak Furniture, a furniture retail chain, has opened its 15,000 sq. ft., four-floor store in Bommanahalli. The store was inaugurated by actor couple Darling Krishna and Milana Nagraj along with Vijai Subramaniam (Chairman) and Mathan Subramaniam (Managing Director) of Royaloak Furniture.
“When we started Royaloak, furniture retail in India was fragmented and largely unorganised, and we built this company to change that,” said Vijai Subramaniam, Chairman & Co-Founder, Royaloak Furniture. “Bangalore is where that journey began, and it is also where we are placing our biggest bet on what comes next. We are building large-format stores that bring our entire range under one roof, and Bommanahalli is the first to include Casa Royal, our step into premium furniture. I believe the next phase of growth for organised furniture retail in India will not just be about more stores, but about stores built at a scale that can actually match how ambitious Indian homes have become.”
The store is organised across four floors, each dedicated to a distinct collection. The first floor houses recliners and home décor, the second brings together the Italian Collections alongside Casa Royal, the third is dedicated to the Malaysian Collections, and the fourth features Wood World and the American Collections. Separate segments have also been organised for their Mattresses, House of Interiors, and home décor segment. Four staff members are available on every floor, along with specialists who can help customers plan their interiors through consultation-led services from Royaloak’s House of Interiors segment.
This launch adds to Royaloak’s rapidly expanding retail footprint, both in scale and in reach. The brand now operates 30 stores in Bangalore and over 250 across India, having added several large-format and value store launches in recent months alone. The brand continues to grow its footprint across both metro and emerging markets.