Market Trends of Canada Home Furniture Industry
The Living and Dining Rooms Furniture holds the Largest Share.
Due to improved housing activity and rising expenditure on home furniture products, Canada is witnessing strong growth in the sales of furniture products. The market is consumer-oriented, with household sales for bedroom, living room, and dining room furniture accounting for the majority share, followed by expenditure on other furniture categories.
Due to the increasing demand for high-end furniture, Canadians value durability and long-lasting pieces, particularly in the design centers of Toronto and Montreal. Wooden products are majorly preferred for country living and dining room furniture. In addition, the demand for ready-to-assemble furniture is also rising in middle-income households. The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic surged the trend of do-it-yourself furniture as more people were stuck at home during the lockdowns.
Consumer Tastes and Trends are Changing and Spending on Home Furniture is Increasing
One of the main reasons for this market is the increasing demand for bespoke and one-of-a-kind furniture among consumers. As people become more conscious of their style and how they express themselves, bespoke furniture offers them the chance to design and create furniture that reflects their style and preferences.
Another factor that contributed to the growth of custom furniture is the increasing trend of buying furniture online. Online furniture shopping platforms allow customers to easily personalize their furniture pieces by choosing from a wide range of fabrics, colors, and finishes.
The growing demand for eco-friendly, sustainable furniture also influences the custom furniture market. People are looking for furniture made from eco-friendly materials and produced sustainably. Custom furniture makers are responding to this need by providing eco-friendly choices and sustainable production methods.
