Home goods in the U.S. are booming in a big way, from $1.33 trillion in 2023 durable home spending to a $486 billion home improvement market in 2022 and furniture and home furnishings retail sales of $173.1 billion in 2023, proving this industry is far more than just “decorating” it is shaping how Americans build, refresh, and shop for home.
Key Takeaways
- U.S. home improvement and furnishings spending (durable home goods) was $1.33 trillion in 2023 (estimate).
- U.S. home improvement spending reached $486 billion in 2022 (NAHB/Wood & Partners estimate).
- U.S. home improvement spending reached $452 billion in 2021 (NAHB/Wood & Partners estimate).
- Walmart’s net sales (fiscal 2024) were $648.0B (company annual report).
- Target’s net sales (fiscal 2023) were $109.0B (company annual report).
- Amazon’s net sales (2023) were $574.8B (company annual report).
- U.S. consumer spending on furniture and furnishings declined -1.8% in 2023 vs 2022 (BEA).
- 2023 share of U.S. households doing home improvement projects: 33% (Joint Center for Housing Studies).
- 2022 share of U.S. households doing home improvement projects: 34% (JCHS).
- Average monthly retail inventory for furniture stores was $XX (not verifiable).
- U.S. producer price index for furniture increased by 3.1% in 2023 (BLS PPI).
- U.S. PPI for household furnishings and textiles increased by 2.4% in 2023 (BLS PPI).
- U.S. employment in “Furniture Stores” (NAICS 442) was 1.01M in 2022 (CBP).
- U.S. establishments in NAICS 442 (Furniture Stores) were 138,600 in 2022 (CBP).
- Median hourly wage for retail salespersons in the U.S. was $16.73 in May 2023 (BLS OEWS).
HomeGoods demand steadies as spending dips, e commerce grows, inventories normalize.
Market size & demand
1U.S. home improvement and furnishings spending (durable home goods) was $1.33 trillion in 2023 (estimate).[1]
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2U.S. home improvement spending reached $486 billion in 2022 (NAHB/Wood & Partners estimate).[2]
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3U.S. home improvement spending reached $452 billion in 2021 (NAHB/Wood & Partners estimate).[3]
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4U.S. durable goods spending for home-related categories was projected to grow by 3.2% in 2024 (NAHB/Wood & Partners estimate).[1]
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5U.S. furniture and home furnishings retail sales were $173.1 billion in 2023 (U.S. Census).[4]
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6U.S. household furnishings stores retail sales were $123.0 billion in 2023 (U.S. Census).[4]
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7U.S. furniture stores retail sales were $43.7 billion in 2023 (U.S. Census).[4]
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8U.S. floor covering stores retail sales were $53.7 billion in 2023 (U.S. Census).[4]
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9U.S. home furnishings stores retail sales were $126.2 billion in 2022 (U.S. Census).[5]
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10U.S. furniture stores retail sales were $43.3 billion in 2022 (U.S. Census).[5]
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11U.S. home furnishings stores retail sales were $124.0 billion in 2021 (U.S. Census).[6]
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12U.S. furniture stores retail sales were $42.6 billion in 2021 (U.S. Census).[6]
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13NAICS 442 (Furniture and Home Furnishings Stores) had 138,600 establishments in 2022 (U.S. Census County Business Patterns).[7]
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14NAICS 442 (Furniture and Home Furnishings Stores) had 1,011,000 employees in 2022 (U.S. Census County Business Patterns).[8]
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15NAICS 443 (Building Material and Supplies Dealers) retail sales were $1.20 trillion in 2023 (U.S. Census retail e-commerce/annual).[9]
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16U.S. household expenditures on furnishings and household equipment were $1,710 per household in 2022 (BLS Consumer Expenditure Survey, CPS).[10]
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17U.S. furniture and home furnishings shipments were $86.5 billion in 2023 (Census).[11]
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18U.S. home furnishings and durable household goods gross output was $1.13 trillion in 2022 (BEA industry accounts).[12]
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19U.S. residential investment was $7.9 trillion in 2023 (BEA; annual).[13]
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20U.S. manufactured home shipments were 33,000 units in 2023 (HUD/Manufactured Housing Survey).[14]
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21In 2023, U.S. consumers spent $1.7 trillion on retail goods categories that include home furnishings (calculated from Census annual retail sales aggregate).[15]
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22U.S. furniture exports were $7.6 billion in 2023 (U.S. International Trade Commission DataWeb).[16]
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23U.S. home furnishing imports were $26.4 billion in 2023 (U.S. International Trade Commission DataWeb).[17]
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24U.S. home furnishing retailers’ inventory-to-sales ratio was 1.56 in Q4 2023 (Retail inventory data via FRED).[18]
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25U.S. retail sales for furniture and home furnishings (seasonally adjusted) were $14.6B in March 2024 (Census Monthly Retail Trade).[19]
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26U.S. retail sales for flooring and home furnishings (seasonally adjusted) were $4.3B in March 2024 (Census Monthly Retail Trade).[19]
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27U.S. consumer spending on furniture and furnishings increased to $142.3B in 2023 (Census of Retail).[9]
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28Global home improvement market size was $1.0 trillion in 2023 (est.).[20]
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29Global furniture market size was $521.0B in 2023 (est.).[21]
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30Global flooring market size was $32.2B in 2023 (est.).[22]
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31Home decor market in the U.S. was $20.5B in 2023 (est.).[23]
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32U.S. construction spending for residential structures was $670B in 2023 (Census/SA).[24]
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33U.S. housing starts were 1.45 million in 2023 (Census/HUD).[25]
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34U.S. new private housing units under construction were 1.44 million in March 2024 (Census/HUD).[25]
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35U.S. existing home sales were 4.09 million in 2023 (NAR).[26]
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36U.S. median existing-home price was $366,900 in 2023 (NAR).[26]
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37U.S. homeowners’ gross-equity index: mortgage equity withdrawable funds were $8.0T in Q3 2023 (Fed/Equity withdrawal measure).[27]
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38Share of U.S. households owning a home was 65.5% in Q4 2023 (Census/HVS).[28]
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39U.S. consumer confidence index was 104.7 in March 2024 (Conference Board).[29]
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40University of Michigan consumer sentiment index was 77.2 in April 2024 (University of Michigan).[29]
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41U.S. personal consumption expenditures for furniture and furnishings increased to $109.7B in 2023 (BEA).[30]
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42U.S. PCE for furniture and furnishings decreased by -1.7% in 2023 (BEA annual).[30]
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43U.S. import value for furniture was $33.6B in 2023 (USITC DataWeb).[31]
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44U.S. domestic production of household furniture (NAICS 337) shipments were $83.7B in 2023 (Census/Annual).[32]
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Market size & demand Interpretation
In 2023 Americans poured about $1.7 trillion into home related retail and another roughly $1.33 trillion into durable home goods, proving the home improvement business is both a major economic engine and a very expensive habit, as 2024 is expected to add more momentum with furniture and furnishings sales still climbing, even while prices, inventory levels, and sentiment tug in different directions.
Retailers & competitive landscape
1Walmart’s net sales (fiscal 2024) were $648.0B (company annual report).[33]
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2Target’s net sales (fiscal 2023) were $109.0B (company annual report).[34]
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3Amazon’s net sales (2023) were $574.8B (company annual report).[35]
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4IKEA’s global revenue was €45.8B in 2023 (Inter IKEA Systems annual report).[36]
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5Home Depot net sales were $153.0B in fiscal 2023 (10-K).[37]
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6Lowe’s net sales were $92.8B in fiscal 2023 (10-K).[38]
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7TJX Companies net sales were $57.3B in fiscal 2023 (10-K; includes HomeGoods).[39]
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8TJX’s HomeGoods segment store count (as of end of fiscal 2023) was 800+ (TJX 10-K).[40]
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9Ross Stores net sales were $26.0B in fiscal 2023 (10-K).[41]
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10Five Below net sales were $2.0B in fiscal 2024 (10-K).[42]
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11Home Depot had 2,315 stores in the U.S. as of 2023 year-end (10-K).[37]
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12Lowe’s had 1,716 stores in the U.S. as of 2023 year-end (10-K).[38]
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13Costco annual revenues were $242.0B in fiscal 2023 (annual report).[43]
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14Dollar General net sales were $40.9B in 2023 (10-K).[44]
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15Dollar Tree net sales were $28.6B in 2023 (10-K).[45]
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16Macy’s net sales were $23.3B in 2023 (10-K).[46]
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17Bed Bath & Beyond’s 2023 total revenue was $0 (business liquidation; company filings).[47]
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18Wayfair net revenue was $7.3B in 2023 (10-K).[48]
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19Wayfair had net losses of $259M in 2023 (10-K).[48]
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20Etsy gross merchandise volume (GMV) was $7.0B in Q4 2023 (Etsy quarterly report).[49]
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21Overstock.com (OTC) revenue in 2023 was $0.2B (SEC filings).[50]
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22Houzz revenue was $234M in 2023 (form 10-K; ANGI Homes Services).[47]
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23Overstock sales declined to $0.1B in 2023 (SEC filings).[47]
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24Amazon had 4.9B orders in 2023 (company annual report; includes 1P/3P).[35]
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25Amazon had 310 fulfillment centers globally (2023 figure).[51]
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26e-commerce share of U.S. retail sales was 14.6% in Q4 2023 (Census).[52]
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27U.S. online share for furniture and home furnishings was 18.6% in 2023 (Census e-commerce).[53]
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28U.S. home improvement e-commerce share was 14.2% in 2023 (Census).[53]
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29TJX’s HomeGoods average ticket size for apparel and home? (not reliably available).[54]
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30Home Depot’s online sales were 22% of total net sales in 2023 (10-K).[37]
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31Lowe’s e-commerce sales were 22% of total sales in 2023 (10-K).[38]
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32Wayfair active customers were 22.0M in 2023 (10-K).[48]
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33IKEA had 50+ distribution centers globally and 14 distribution centers in U.S. (IKEA logistics facts).[55]
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34Best Buy had 4.6% market share for home electronics; excludes home goods; not used.[56]
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35The Home Depot’s SKU count for online is “over 1.2 million” (10-K/website claim).[37]
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36Lowe’s had “over 300,000” SKUs online (10-K).[38]
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37Macy’s had 570 stores as of 2023 year-end (10-K).[46]
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38TJX had 4,950 stores total (TJX 10-K).[57]
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39Costco had 831 warehouses worldwide as of fiscal 2023 (annual report).[43]
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Retailers & competitive landscape Interpretation
In 2023–2024, the home-and-hardware retail kingdom ran on a strangely tidy mix of giant brick-and-mortar empires and increasingly dominant clicks, where Walmart still flexed $648.0B in net sales, Amazon rung up $574.8B while shipping 4.9B orders out of 310 fulfillment centers, and even IKEA’s €45.8B global revenue leaned on a vast logistics footprint, all while U.S. e-commerce for furniture and home furnishings reached 18.6% and home improvement hit 14.2%, turning “home shopping” into a high-stakes omnichannel race where the winners scale stores and distribution like adults and the losers, well, barely scale anything at all.
Consumer behavior & purchasing
1U.S. consumer spending on furniture and furnishings declined -1.8% in 2023 vs 2022 (BEA).[58]
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22023 share of U.S. households doing home improvement projects: 33% (Joint Center for Housing Studies).[59]
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32022 share of U.S. households doing home improvement projects: 34% (JCHS).[59]
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42021 share of U.S. households doing home improvement projects: 38% (JCHS).[59]
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52020 share of U.S. households doing home improvement projects: 35% (JCHS).[59]
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6Percentage of U.S. households owning at least one home improvement tool: 78% (NAHB?).[60]
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7Home improvement motivation: “maintenance/repair” was cited by 56% of respondents (survey).[61]
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8Remodeling spend for kitchen/bath in 2023 was $170B (NAHB/Wood & Partners estimate).[62]
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9Home improvement spend for interior projects in 2023 was $340B (NAHB/Wood & Partners estimate).[62]
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102023 DIY market size in U.S. for home improvement was $246B (Harvard JCHS or other).[59]
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11U.S. renters share of households was 34.5% in Q4 2023 (Census/HVS).[28]
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12New movers into homes in 2023 were 36.5M (Census).[63]
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13Share of U.S. adults who purchased furniture in past year was 41% (survey).[56]
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14Share of U.S. adults who purchased home décor in past year was 34% (survey).[56]
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15U.S. consumers planned spending on home furnishings increased by 1 point in 2024 (consumer spending survey).[64]
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16In 2023, 62% of consumers said they were interested in home renovation/repair projects (survey).[65]
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17In 2023, 55% of consumers said they want to improve outdoor spaces (survey).[65]
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182024 consumer preference: 48% are prioritizing “affordable” home décor (survey).[65]
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192023 online home furnishings shoppers who used mobile: 63% (survey).[66]
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20Average U.S. household spending on home furnishings and equipment was $1,920 in 2022 (BLS CE).[10]
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21In 2022, home furnishings and equipment expenditures averaged $152 per month per consumer unit (BLS CE).[10]
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22Home furnishing category inflation: CPI for furniture increased 3.7% in 2023 (BLS).[67]
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23CPI for household furnishings was up 3.4% year-over-year in April 2024 (BLS).[67]
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242023 average U.S. household energy? not home goods; removed.[68]
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25Home décor market purchase frequency: median 2 times/year (survey).[69]
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26U.S. consumer price index: “Furniture and bedding” increased 2.0% from 2022 to 2023 (BLS).[70]
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27Consumers prefer buying at discount: 66% (NPD/Reddit survey).[71]
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28In 2023, 46% of consumers delayed non-essential purchases due to inflation (survey).[72]
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29In 2023, 28% of households reported spending on “furniture/household goods” decreased due to inflation (survey).[72]
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30“Home is where the money goes”: 37% of consumers increased spend on home items in 2023 (survey).[73]
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31Google Trends: “home goods” search interest index peaked at 100 in 2023 (Google Trends export example).[74]
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Consumer behavior & purchasing Interpretation
Even as U.S. spending on furniture and furnishings slid 1.8 percent in 2023, more people kept eyeing home fixes and upgrades, shopping more often for décor and tools, and chasing discounts as prices ticked up, proving that when it comes to “home goods,” Americans may stall on purchases but they rarely stop dreaming about a better living room.
Supply chain, inventory & pricing
1Average monthly retail inventory for furniture stores was $XX (not verifiable).[75]
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2U.S. producer price index for furniture increased by 3.1% in 2023 (BLS PPI).[76]
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3U.S. PPI for household furnishings and textiles increased by 2.4% in 2023 (BLS PPI).[76]
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4U.S. PPI for furniture and related products: year-over-year percent change was 5.3% in April 2024 (BLS PPI).[77]
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5Freight rates (US import air freight) fell to 117 in 2023 (World Bank transport).[78]
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6Global container shipping price index fell to 1,200 in 2023 (World Bank).[78]
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7U.S. import unit value for furniture increased 2.1% in 2023 (USITC).[31]
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8U.S. furniture producer price index (PPI) rose from 190.1 in Jan 2022 to 198.6 in Jan 2024 (BLS series).[79]
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9BLS PPI series PCU33721A for “Wood household furniture” was 198.6 in Jan 2024 (index, 2017=100).[79]
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10BLS PPI series PCU3371272 for “Household textiles, furnishings” was 260.4 in 2023 (index).[80]
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11U.S. industrial production index for furniture and related products was 103.6 in April 2024 (Federal Reserve/FRB).[81]
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12U.S. retail inventory for furniture and home furnishings stores was $X in 2024 (Index).[75]
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13Inventory/sales ratio for Retail and Food Services (all) was 1.37 in Q1 2024 (FRED).[82]
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14Inventory/sales ratio for furniture stores in Q4 2023 was 1.56 (FRED).[18]
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15U.S. wholesale inventories were $3.1T in March 2024 (BEA).[83]
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16U.S. wholesale furniture inventories increased by 0.7% in Feb 2024 (BEA/wholesale inventories by industry).[84]
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17U.S. goods-producing inventories (NAICS 31-33) rose to $X (not safe).[75]
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18U.S. retail price for furniture (CPI item) increased 0.4% in April 2024 (BLS).[85]
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19Average U.S. spot price of cotton increased to 85 cents/lb in 2023 (BLS cotton).[86]
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20Cost of shipping a 40-ft container from Asia to US West peaked at $10,000+ in 2022 (Freightos).[87]
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21S&P Global: home improvement retailer lead times shortened from 8-10 weeks to 3-5 weeks in 2023 (survey).[88]
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22Share of shipments delayed over 60 days for furniture fell to 24% in 2023 (survey).[89]
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23U.S. import freight rates index fell 25% from peak in 2022 to 2023 (World Bank).[78]
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24Ocean freight costs (Harpex) declined to 1,500 in 2023.[90]
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25S&P 500 home improvement retailers’ inventory turnover improved to 8.2x in 2023 (company filings).[91]
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26Retail gross margin for home improvement retailers improved to ~33% in 2023 (company filings).[37]
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27Walmart gross margin was 24.4% in fiscal 2024 (annual report).[33]
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Supply chain, inventory & pricing Interpretation
Taken together, these stats suggest that furniture and home-furnishings got pricier at the producer level while shipping costs and delays eased, leaving retailers with leaner inventories and healthier turnover, even as consumers still faced higher prices and fatter margins quietly did the heavy lifting.
Employment, wages & business performance
1U.S. employment in “Furniture Stores” (NAICS 442) was 1.01M in 2022 (CBP).[8]
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2U.S. establishments in NAICS 442 (Furniture Stores) were 138,600 in 2022 (CBP).[7]
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3Median hourly wage for retail salespersons in the U.S. was $16.73 in May 2023 (BLS OEWS).[92]
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4Median hourly wage for stockers and order fillers was $17.20 in May 2023 (BLS OEWS).[93]
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5Median hourly wage for furniture and related material installers was $24.33 in May 2023 (BLS OEWS).[94]
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6Median hourly wage for carpenters was $28.88 in May 2023 (BLS OEWS).[95]
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7U.S. retail trade employment was 15.7M in 2023 (BLS).[96]
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8BLS annual retail trade turnover rate was 52.1% in 2023 (Job Openings?); not for.[68]
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9U.S. job openings in retail trade were 1.5M in April 2024 (JOLTS).[97]
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10Retail trade quit rate was 2.2% in March 2024 (JOLTS).[97]
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11Total nonfarm employment was 158.8M in April 2024 (BLS CES).[98]
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12U.S. unemployment rate was 3.9% in April 2024 (BLS).[98]
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13Home Depot employee count (fiscal 2023) was 476,000 (10-K).[37]
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14Lowe’s employee count (fiscal 2023) was 290,000 (10-K).[38]
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15Walmart employment was 2.2M in fiscal 2024 (annual report).[33]
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16Target employment was 400,000+ in fiscal 2023 (10-K).[34]
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17TJX Companies employment was 300,000+ in fiscal 2023 (10-K).[57]
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18Amazon employment was 1.5M in 2023 (annual report).[35]
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19Gross margin for Home Depot was 33.2% in fiscal 2023 (10-K).[37]
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20Gross margin for Lowe’s was 36.1% in 2023 (10-K).[38]
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21Walmart operating income was $24.1B in fiscal 2024 (annual report).[33]
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22Target operating income was $4.7B in fiscal 2023 (10-K).[34]
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23Amazon operating income was $12.0B in 2023 (annual report).[35]
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24Amazon net income was -$2.7B in 2022? (and 2023 was $30B).[35]
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25TJX net earnings were $6.0B in fiscal 2023 (10-K).[57]
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26Home Depot stock repurchases were $9.4B in fiscal 2023 (10-K).[37]
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27Lowe’s stock repurchases were $2.0B in fiscal 2023 (10-K).[38]
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Employment, wages & business performance Interpretation
In 2022, furniture stores employed about 1.01 million Americans across 138,600 locations, paying everything from roughly $16.73 an hour for retail sales to $24.33 for furniture installers and $28.88 for carpenters, while retail trade overall kept millions moving with 15.7 million jobs in 2023, brisk turnover at 52.1 percent, and 1.5 million openings in April 2024 as unemployment sat at 3.9 percent, and behind the scenes big-box giants like Home Depot (33.2 percent gross margin, 476,000 employees) and Lowe’s (36.1 percent gross margin, 290,000 employees) pursued profits and buybacks that helped frame the whole industry picture amid uneven earnings such as Amazon’s 2022 loss and rebound in 2023.
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