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Ex-Livspace founders launch stealth startup Gravity

By Startup Enthusiast · 10 July 2026

What they do

Gravity is building a full-stack platform for premium home interior materials

It is expected to exit stealth in 4-5 months and is in early talks to raise $15 Mn

The founders quit Livspace days after it laid off 1,000 employees for an AI push

Saurabh Jain (ex-Livspace cofounder) and Lalit Mittal (ex-Livspace CBO) have started a new venture called Gravity.
Gravity is a full-stack platform for home interior materials, not a marketplace or supplier.
It solves material procurement and supply chain for the interior design industry.
The company serves independent designers, design studios, and interior platforms.
Gravity is building a house of brands for premium homes.
It is expected to exit stealth mode in 4-5 months.
Gravity is looking to raise $15 Mn (about ₹143 Cr) in a mix of equity and debt.
Early talks have been held with 3one4 Capital and InfoEdge for funding.

The founders quit Livspace in February 2026, days after Livspace laid off 1,000 employees (12% of its workforce) for an AI push.
India's home interior materials market is estimated at $20 Bn.
A competitor, AllHome (founded by PharmEasy cofounders), raised ₹200 Cr from Bessemer Venture Partners.
This launch is part of a growing trend of ex-founders starting new ventures, such as BharatPe cofounder Shashvat Nakrani joining Luxury For You and Dunzo cofounder Mukund Jha launching Emergent.

Gravity is a full-stack platform for home interior materials.
It solves material procurement and supply chain for the interior design industry.
It serves independent designers, design studios, and interior platforms.
Gravity is building a house of brands for premium homes.
It is not a marketplace or supplier but a platform that owns the process.