Dining and living room furniture

Article Abstract:

Sales of dining and living room furniture account for 57% of total furniture sales in terms of value. Use of dining furniture is dropping in favour of upholstered and living room furniture. The market is dominated by Courts, MFI and other out-of-town multiples to the detriment of high street retailers. An overview of the market is provided, including details of trends, supply structure, distribution, consumer profiles, and forecasts for the future.

Wood Living Room Furniture, Metal Household Furniture, Living room furniture, Dining room furniture

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Beds and bedroom furniture

Article Abstract:

The UK market for bedroom furniture rose to 708 million pounds sterling in 1995, representing 16% of total household furniture sales. Of the total, 513 million pounds was accounted for by beds and mattresses. The market is forecast to continue to improve until the turn of the century. An overview of the market is given, including details of trends, supply structure, advertising, distribution, consumer profile, and forecasts for the future.

Wood Bedroom Furniture, Metal Beds & Bed Frames, Bedroom furniture, Beds (Furniture)

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Kitchen furniture

Article Abstract:

The UK kitchen furniture market is forecast to increase from 935 million pounds sterling in 1998 to 957 million pounds sterling by 2002. The fitted kitchen furniture market is predicted to fall from 604 million pounds sterling in 1998 to 597 million pounds sterling in 2002, while the non-fitted kitchen furniture market is expected to increase from 331 million pounds sterling in 1998 to 360 million pounds sterling by the year 2002.

Metal Kitchen Furniture, Kitchens, Furniture, Kitchen furniture

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