Australia Home Furniture Market Size and Share Outlook: Forecast Trends and Growth Analysis Report (2025-2034)

The Australia Home Furniture Market was valued at AUD 10.58 Billion in 2025, and is projected to reach AUD 15.22 Billion by 2034, rising at a CAGR of 3.70%.

The Australia home furniture market consists of products including lamps and lighting furniture, kitchen furniture, bedroom furniture, living room and dining room furniture. Home furniture provides various benefits including functionality, comfort which comes with a sense of comfort, and an aesthetic look to the home.

According to the Australia Bureau of Statistics, in 2023, the population change over the year in Victoria was around 2.7% whereas in South Australia it was around 1.7%. This indicates that Victoria witnessed the highest percentage of population change, thus, further contributing to the Australia home furniture market growth.

The Australia home furniture market is enhanced by the increase in technological innovations, sustainable approaches, transformable furniture and smart technology-based furniture.

Technological Innovations

Australia home furniture market development is driven by the new technological innovation such as the Bed Sofa introduced by Koala that helps with sitting and sleeping benefits.

Sustainable approach

Sustainability guides the Australia home furniture market as it helps in creating furniture which is environment friendly and helps in reducing the emission of harmful compounds.

Transformable furniture

Transformable furniture is efficient in converting into compact form and possess space-saving capabilities. Moreover, they can be transformed from one form to another.

Smart technology-based furniture

Smart furniture offers benefits including convenience to users as they are equipped with technologies that can track sleeping positions such as in the case of smart beds.

October 2023: Blu Dot chain has opened its showroom in Collingwood, Melbourne aiming to increase the Blu Dot market size in Australia.

May 2023: Laura Ashley has signed a partnership with Basford Brands to launch the signature prints on cushions, throws, and Manchester in Australia.

July 2022: IKEA Australia has launched the As-Is Online platform, to help customers to select their homewares, and furniture and then visit the As-Is Offline to purchase the selected products.

May 2022: To feature its sofas and mattresses, the Fantastic Furniture has launched a campaign via Connecting Plots & Bohemia.

Australia Home Furniture Market Trends

As per the Australia home furniture market report, the introduction of sustainable furniture helped in the creation of environment-friendly furniture that helps in reducing carbon emissions. Moreover, the transformable furniture also helps in space-saving thus helping users to host relatively larger number of guests.

This report offers a detailed analysis of the market based on the following segments:

Market Breakup by Product Type

• Lamps and Lighting Furniture
• Bedroom Furniture
• Kitchen Furniture
• Living Room and Dining Room Furniture
• Others

Market Breakup by Material Type

• Wood
• Metal
• Plastic

Market Breakup by Price Range

• Low
• Medium
• High

Market Breakup by Distribution Channel

• Supermarkets and Hypermarkets
• Specialty Stores
• Online Channels
• Others

Market Breakup by Region

• New South Wales
• Victoria
• Queensland
• Australian Capital Territory
• Western Australia
• Others

Based on the product type, the Australia home furniture market is led by bedroom furniture

Bedroom furniture is in high demand among individuals as it helps individuals to get better sleep on better-designed beds, and also gives an aesthetic look to their room after remodeling and renovations.

Based on the material type, the Australia home furniture market share is led by wood

Wood is mostly the preferred material used in manufacturing furniture due to its various features including strength and durability of wood as compared to metals and plastics. Moreover, the wood possesses natural beauty and can be used in any kind of furniture.

The Australia home furniture market growth is led by low-price

The market growth is being significantly driven by the low-price range of home furniture as most individuals can afford the ones with economically low prices. The medium and high price ranges are not economically affordable for individuals.

Speciality stores drives the Australia home furniture market

Australia home furniture market growth is being driven by the increase in the number of speciality stores which are specially developed to offer the furniture. These speciality stores guide users to identify furniture with better quality, design and durability which is somewhere difficult to analyze in online purchasing.

The Australia home furniture market competitiveness has increased due to technological innovations, sustainable approaches, transformable furniture and smart technology-based furniture.

Lama Furniture Australia

Lama Furniture Australia, is a Campbellfield-based company. It is involved in the manufacturing of products such as lounge, sofa beds, accent chairs, ottomans, and upholstered beds.

Design Furniture Co Pty Ltd

Design Furniture Co Pty Ltd - founded in 1986 and based out of Holden Hill, South Australia is involved in designing upholstered furniture including chairs, beds, sofas and accessories.

Australian Furniture Makers Pty Ltd

Australian Furniture Makers Pty Ltd, is a Ballarat Victoria-based company. It designs products which are not imported and includes bedroom products such as WHITE RABBIT Single Bed, Bookworm High King Single & Single Trundle etc.

King Furniture Australia Pty Ltd.

King Furniture Australia Pty Ltd., was founded in 1977 and manufactures various furniture products including sofas, living room furniture, dining chairs, dining tables, bedroom beds etc.

Other Australia home furniture market key players are Grazia and Co Pty Ltd among others.

Australia Home Furniture Market Analysis by Region

As per the Australia Bureau of Statistics, in January 2024, the household spending in Tasmania on furnishing was around 11.5% whereas it was around 0.6% in South Australia. This indicates that Tasmania holds a significantly larger potential in the industry.