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Want furniture on rents?? Furlenco: Flexible Furniture for Rent (or Purchase) in India Need furniture but crave flexibility? Furlenco, a top Indian company, lets you rent stylish furniture for your home - sofas, beds, and more! They even offer the o

Taking reviews from earlier post, here's an update to that idea. How about creating a complete marketplace of renting goods, where everyone can rent out their items which they don't use and also if they don't want it in near future and also who wants

Imagine getting only 10% of what you paid while reselling your 2 year old furniture! Well, that happened to Ajith Mohan in the USA. Thus, To address this problem, Furlenco was born in 2013. Furlenco allows owners to rent furniture for a short perio

India's furniture market is valued at around $23 billion and is projected to grow to $32.7 billion by 2026. Furniture manufacturing hub Jodhpur is a hub of Indian furniture manufacturing, with furniture and decor that has earned international accl

How to tackle no portfolio experience? I have started my digital marketing agency. I am reaching out to multiple clients but they ask me my previous work which I don't have anything as I started recently. What to do? Everyone of them needs previous

Recently, Nikhil Kamath, who has often advocated renting over buying, bought a house, stirring mixed reactions. This move highlights that housing choices are complex, driven by multiple factors. I believe renting is better than buying—but only as lo

Upcycled Fashion Rental Service * Concept: Rent out unique, stylish clothing items made from upcycled materials (e.g., repurposed textiles, vintage clothing). * Unique Twist: * Curated collections: Offer limited-edition collections designed by l

Hey everyone! I'm working on a peer-to-peer car-sharing platform where car owners can rent out their vehicles to people who need them—whether for a few hours or a few weeks. Think Airbnb, but for cars! The problem we’re solving: ✅ Traditional car r

Super Mario is named after real-life businessman Mario Segale, who was renting out a warehouse to Nintendo. After Nintendo fell far behind on rent, Segale did not evict them but gave them a second chance to come up with the money. Nintendo succeeded

I've an startup idea which I'd like to share you all... There are many shopping retail platforms. Some plateforms which offer furniture, cars and other properties on rent. But, there's no such platform which provides everything on rent. For example,