Index Living Mall
Retailer / private label
UnclaimedThai furniture and home-decoration retailer operating large-format stores designed as dedicated home-furnishing malls.
Last updated August 25, 2026
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Overview
Index Living Mall is a Thailand-based furniture and home-decoration retailer operated by Index Living Mall Public Company Limited. The business was formerly known as Bangkok Franchise Co., Ltd. and adopted its current corporate name in 2004. Its retail concept differs from a conventional department store: each location is organized as a dedicated “special mall” focused on displaying and selling furniture, household furnishings, and related home products. The company opened its first Index Living Mall branch in December 2002 at Future Park Rangsit in the suburban Bangkok area. The format was intended to give customers a broad, room-oriented view of domestic furnishings rather than presenting isolated products through a small showroom. Its assortment includes bedroom furniture, beds, wardrobes, sofas, ready-made kitchen furniture, office furniture, home-decorative products, and other goods used in furnishing residential and working spaces. Thailand remains the company’s principal operating market. According to the referenced company description, Index Living Mall had 35 branches across Thailand in 2025. The network covered Bangkok and the central, western, eastern, northeastern, northern, and southern regions. This geographic distribution gives the retailer a national physical-store presence beyond the Bangkok metropolitan area. The company became publicly listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand in 2019 under the ticker ILM. The available reference material also identifies prospective international expansion plans involving India, Indonesia, Dubai in the United Arab Emirates, and Barnaul in Russia. These locations are described as future or planned outlets rather than confirmed operating markets, so Thailand is the only market recorded here as active. No reliable source material supplied for this dossier establishes the company’s founder, current executives, ownership structure, revenue, or financial performance.
History
Index Living Mall developed as a Thai specialist retailer focused on furniture and home decoration. Before using the Index Living Mall name, the company operated as Bangkok Franchise Co., Ltd. The business later adopted the name Index Living Mall Public Company Limited in 2004, aligning its corporate identity with the retail format that became its principal consumer-facing brand. The first Index Living Mall store opened in December 2002 at Future Park Rangsit in suburban Bangkok. Rather than operating as a narrow furniture showroom, the format was conceived as a dedicated “special mall” devoted to displaying and selling the company’s own furniture and related home products. This model allowed customers to browse coordinated furnishings for bedrooms, living areas, kitchens, offices, and other domestic spaces within one retail environment. The company’s assortment expanded across several major furnishing categories. These include bedroom sets, beds, wardrobes, sofas, ready-made kitchen furniture, office furniture, home-decorative items, and other products for the domestic furnishings market. The breadth of the range supports a room-furnishing proposition rather than a single-category furniture specialization. Index Living Mall subsequently built a branch network throughout Thailand. The referenced material records 35 branches as of 2025: six in Bangkok, eleven in the central region, one in the western region, five in the eastern region, five in the northeastern region, three in the northern region, and four in the southern region. The distribution indicates a national retail footprint, with the largest concentration outside Bangkok located in the central region. A major corporate milestone occurred in 2019, when Index Living Mall Public Company Limited was listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand under the symbol ILM. The listing marked the company’s transition into a publicly traded retailer, although the supplied sources do not provide financial results or details of the offering. The available reference also mentions plans for international development, including seven new malls in India over five years, six outlets in Indonesia, and prospective locations in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, and Barnaul, Russia. These are presented as future locations rather than verified active branches. Accordingly, the company’s documented operating market in this dossier remains Thailand. Information supplied for this entry does not identify the founder, senior executives, controlling owner, or a confirmed official website URL.
- 2025
Thai branch network reached 35 locations
[1]The referenced description recorded 35 branches distributed across Bangkok and six Thai regions.
- 2019
Stock Exchange of Thailand listing
[1]Index Living Mall Public Company Limited was listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand under ticker ILM.
- 2004
Corporate name changed to Index Living Mall Public Company Limited
[1]The company formerly known as Bangkok Franchise Co., Ltd. adopted the Index Living Mall Public Company Limited name.
- 2002
First Index Living Mall branch opened
[1]The first branch opened in December at Future Park Rangsit in suburban Bangkok, introducing the company’s dedicated furniture-mall retail concept.
Products and positioning
A large-format specialist home-furnishing retailer offering furniture, decorative products, and related household goods in a dedicated mall-style shopping environment.
Home furniture
Bedroom furniture
The bedroom range includes bedroom sets, beds, and wardrobes. These products form a core part of the retailer’s room-furnishing assortment and are presented within its dedicated home-furnishing store format.
Home furniture
Living-room furniture
Living-room offerings include sofas and other furniture intended for shared residential spaces. The category supports the company’s broader proposition of furnishing rooms through coordinated products available in one retail environment.
Kitchen furniture
Ready-made kitchen furniture
Index Living Mall sells ready-made kitchen furniture as part of its domestic furnishings assortment. The range extends the business beyond bedroom and living-room products into practical fitted or modular home-use furniture.
Office furniture
Office furniture
Office furniture is included among the company’s principal product and service categories. It gives the retailer coverage of workspaces in addition to residential rooms.
Home decoration
Home decorative products
Home-decorative items complement the larger furniture categories and support the company’s home-improvement and interior-furnishing proposition. The supplied sources do not specify individual decorative product names.
Brand decisions
2019
Public listing under ticker ILMM&ABackground
After operating as a Thai furniture and home-decoration retailer, the company entered the public equity market.
Action taken
Index Living Mall Public Company Limited was listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand under the symbol ILM.
Aftermath
The company became a publicly traded Thai retailer. The supplied source does not provide offering details or financial figures.
2004
Adoption of the Index Living Mall corporate identityStrategyBackground
The company had previously operated under the name Bangkok Franchise Co., Ltd. and had developed a dedicated mall-style furniture retail concept.
Action taken
The company changed its name to Index Living Mall Public Company Limited, bringing its corporate identity into line with the retail brand.
Aftermath
The Index Living Mall name became the basis of the company’s subsequent branch network and public-company identity.
- Planned international expansionStrategy
Background
The company’s documented retail network is concentrated in Thailand, while the reference material describes prospective overseas locations.
Action taken
Plans were described for seven new malls in India over five years, six outlets in Indonesia, and locations in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, and Barnaul, Russia.
Aftermath
The supplied material does not confirm that these proposed locations opened, so they are not counted as current operating markets.
Recent events
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