Livspace Moves Toward an AI-Native Model Across Design and Sales; 1,000+ Roles Affected | Furniture Design & Technology

FDT Bureau

Advanced AI agents streamline visualisation, lead management and marketing output, enhancing productivity across the interiors value chain.

Livspace is strengthening its technology backbone with the integration of advanced AI systems across multiple business functions, from design and sales to operations and marketing.

The company stated that its AI-powered mood boarding and 3D rendering tools have cut concept-to-visualisation timelines by 60 percent, enabling faster project initiation and client alignment. For the furniture and interiors industry, where visual clarity often determines conversion, this marks a notable efficiency gain.

On the sales front, AI-based voice agents, lead-scoring systems and automated nurturing tools now manage top-of-funnel engagement. This allows human teams to focus on high-intent consultations and customised solutions.

Operations are increasingly governed by predictive AI systems overseeing supply chain management and project tracking, improving coordination and timeline accuracy.

Livspace described this as a deliberate technological evolution rather than a reactive measure, underscoring its investment in AI to drive precision and scalability.

Livspace’s accelerated adoption of AI — impacting over 1,000 employees (approximately 12% of its workforce) — is significantly reshaping roles within its design ecosystem. Beyond interior designers, furniture designers are also evolving from manual, time-intensive drafting processes to a co-creation model, where they curate, refine, and enhance AI-generated concepts.

Alongside this transformation, co-founder Saurabh Jain is embarking on his next entrepreneurial journey after contributing to the company’s growth over 11 years. The company acknowledged his role in institutionalising scale and systems that now support its AI-first strategy.

For a sector rapidly embracing automation and digital tools, Livspace’s shift reflects the increasing convergence of furniture design and intelligent technology platforms.