modular furniture
Malaysia’s Furniture Exports to Europe Fall as Mixed-Material Designs Reshape the Market
Malaysia’s tropical wooden furniture shipments to Europe fell 9.2% during the first four months of 2026. The decline reveals a wider transformation as European buyers increasingly seek modular, lightweight and mixed-material furniture combining wood with aluminium, upholstery, synthetic fibres and engineered composites.
U.S. Furniture Market Projected to Reach US$336.73 Billion by 2035
A new Custom Market Insights report forecasts that the U.S. furniture market could reach US$336.73 billion by 2035. Bedroom furniture, wood products and residential demand currently lead, while storage furniture, plastic products and commercial applications are expected to grow faster.
Asia-Pacific Furniture Market Projected to Reach $13.78 Billion by 2034 as Urbanization
Market Data Forecast estimates that the Asia-Pacific furniture market within its defined scope will grow from $7.26 billion in 2026 to $13.78 billion by 2034. This detailed analysis examines home, office, hospitality and educational furniture demand, country-level opportunities, materials, retail channels, digital commerce and the challenges facing manufacturers.
European Upholstered Furniture Market Faces Price Pressure While Innovation Drives Long-Term Growth
The European upholstered furniture market is undergoing significant transformation. This report explores how product innovation, rising imports, AI, sustainability, modular furniture, direct-to-consumer strategies and changing consumer behaviour are reshaping one of the world’s most influential furniture sectors.
Building & Marketing a Furniture Startup in 2026: Strategies, Trends, and Funding Insights
With the global furniture market projected at $650+ billion by 2027, innovative startups are reshaping furniture retail. From modular and sustainable furniture to digital-first marketing and subscription models, discover how startups are turning design, logistics, and technology into growth opportunities.
