Funding · Commerce & Consumer Brands

Artociti raises first institutional funding from Namita Thapar and Vineeta Singh

By Startup Enthusiast · 17 February 2026

What they do

Artociti makes large-format luxury 3D wall art with in-house manufacturing

The company raised ₹1 crore equity at a ₹13.33 crore valuation from two investors

Funds will build a factory in Jharkhand and expand retail stores to three cities

Artociti has received its first institutional investment from prominent business leaders.
The funding round raised ₹1 crore in equity for the home décor startup.
Investors included Namita Thapar of Emcure Pharmaceuticals and Vineeta Singh of SUGAR Cosmetics.
The deal valued Artociti at ₹13.33 crore after the investment was completed.
Thapar and Singh acquired a 7.5% stake in the company through this transaction.
This marks a significant milestone as the startup moves beyond founder-led growth.
The capital injection supports immediate operational expansion plans across India.
The company aims to scale its vertically integrated manufacturing capabilities significantly.

This is the first time external institutional money has entered Artociti.
Backers include successful founders known for scaling consumer brands effectively.
The funding validates the mass-premium segment of the Indian home décor market.
It signals investor confidence in physical retail expansion for niche design brands.

Artociti specializes in mass-premium luxury 3D wall art products.
They create large-format high-relief décor pieces with depths up to 12 inches.
The brand operates with vertically integrated manufacturing and in-house production processes.
They maintain an experience centre in Kirti Nagar Delhi spanning 3,000 sq ft.
The company employs over 80 people to support its operations and design.
Their focus is on creating unique interior design solutions for modern homes.
Production relies on a dedicated facility located in their hometown base.

Build a new manufacturing facility in Bokaro Jharkhand to increase capacity.
Expand retail presence to Pune Bengaluru Chennai in the near term.
Explore international export opportunities for their 3D art collections medium term.