U.S. Furniture Retail - Statistics & Facts

Home ownership, another important factor contributing to home goods demand is increasing as employment levels rebound. As consumer demand for high-end home goods increases, companies are focusing on high-quality goods to fare better against mass-merchandise outfits. In 2018, the average annual expenditure per consumer unit on furniture in the United States amounted to over 518 U.S. dollars; with about 140 U.S. dollars of that being spent on sofas.

Over the years to come, leading players in the U.S. retail furniture industry are likely to concentrate their efforts on product innovation and environmentally friendly business practices, goods and packaging. Demand will continue to rise as the housing sector recovers, with rising affluence in specific demographics such as aging baby boomers driving demand for certain products.

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