Mumbai, Jul 15 (PTI) Home interiors firm HomeLane on Friday launched its first home interiors studio with an all-women workforce in Bengaluru.

"Bengaluru has been a very promising market for HomeLane and we are excited to launch our 10th studio in the city. Our new unit at RR Nagar, is an all women studio. Today 25 per cent of our overall workforce comprises women but the vision behind this new studio is to empower more women in the home interior industry," HomeLane COO and co-founder Tanuj Choudhry said in a statement.

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HomeLane currently offers services in over 20 cities across the country through over 44 experience centres.

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