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Iran Furniture Outlook

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Sara Colautti (colautti@csilmilano.com), Cecilia Pisa (pisa@csilmilano.com) and Donatella Cheri
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Abstract: CSIL Market Research report Iran furniture outlook is part of CSIL Country Furniture Outlook Series, covering at present over 70 countries. The report contains updated statistics and indicators useful to analyse the Iranian furniture market through tables, graphs and illustrated maps. A detailed overview of Iran's economy introduces the study commenting status, prospects and challenges of the Iranian industry with a focus on the furniture and furnishings sector. Moreover, selected indicators describe the Iranian business climate with a world comparison. Among the demand determinants supporting the analysis of the furniture market in Iran, the report includes a country's demographic profile and information regarding the construction industry and the tourism sector. The study also provides value data to 2015 and forecasts (real growth rates %) 2016-2018 for furniture consumption, market trends and information on main furniture distribution channels and prices, and value data to 2015 for furniture production with an overview of Iran productive factors and furniture productive system. International trading activities parts contain data for furniture imports and furniture exports to 2015, with details for main trading partners and breakdowns by furniture segments (upholstered furniture, non-upholstered seats, bedroom furniture, kitchen furniture, office furniture, furniture n.e.c.). Who are the top players operating in the area? The report includes a list of 40 selected leading furniture companies with kind of activity, product portfolio and website. Main sector fairs and associations are also indicated
JEL-codes: L11 L22 L68 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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Date: 2016-11
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Switzerland Furniture Outlook

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Alessandra Tracogna (tracogna@csilmilano.com)
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Abstract: Switzerland is the second country in the world, after Norway, in terms of both per capita GNP and per capita furniture spending. In addition to being the eighth furniture importer in absolute terms at a world level, Switzerland is also the fourth country in terms of the openness of its furniture market after Slovenia, the United Arab Emirates and Bulgaria, with the imports/consumption ratio standing at 81%. CSIL Market Research Switzerland Furniture Outlook analyzes through updated furniture statistics, useful indicators and through tables, graphs and maps the German furniture market. It is structured as follows: Overview of Furniture industry in Switzerland: executive summary and updated furniture statistics (value and trends of production, consumption, imports and exports), forecasts for the furniture industry in Switzerland for the coming years; Productive Factors (consumption and imports of wood-based panels, forest resources, imports of woodworking machinery); Furniture Production by segment (upholstered furniture, non-upholstered seats, bedroom furniture, kitchen furniture, furniture for dining and living rooms, office furniture, furniture parts); Demand Determinants (population, per capita GDP, households, disposable income, private final consumption expenditure, building permits and international tourism); Furniture Consumption by segment (upholstered furniture, non-upholstered seats, bedroom furniture, kitchen furniture, furniture for dining and living rooms, office furniture); Detailed tables of furniture imports and furniture exports of Switzerland by segment (upholstered furniture, non-upholstered seats, bedroom furniture, kitchen furniture, furniture for dining-living room, office furniture, parts of furniture, parts of seats) and by main countries and geographical area of origin/destination; Furniture Market potential in Switzerland (size of the market, performance, furniture consumer spending, market openness, import penetration); Top furniture companies . A list of top manufacturers and distributors operating in Switzerland are provided as well as international Furniture Fairs, Furniture Association and Professional Furniture magazines are also listed. CSIL Market Research Switzerland Furniture Outlook is part of the Country Furniture Outlook Series of reports (issued by CSIL since the 1990's), covering at present 70 countries. The report is carried out by CSIL experts that have been working for over 30 years in the field of furniture industry analysis.
JEL-codes: L11 L22 L68 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013-10
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Denmark Furniture Outlook

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Alessandra Tracogna (tracogna@csilmilano.com)
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Abstract: Denmark is an outstanding player in the European furniture industry. The sector features two fundamental characteristics in Denmark. Firstly, it is highly export-oriented. Secondly, Danish manufacturers excel in producing high value-added furniture exploiting the great country's design tradition. Design has been a key factor in the development of the Danish furniture industry. In this respect, Denmark can count on a network of research institutions, educational institutions and industry organizations that foster both independent design companies and in-house designers. The economic output of Danish Design is difficult to quantify, however according to sector experts, most Danish Design is done by independent design firms. Moreover, in recent years, it has become a fundamental principle for Danish designers to emphasize the use of design-driven "green" products, which is now considered as part of the industry's very fabric. CSIL Market Research Denmark Furniture Outlook analyzes through updated furniture statistics, useful indicators and through tables, graphs and maps the German furniture market. It is structured as follows: Overview of Furniture industry in Denmark: executive summary and updated furniture statistics (value and trends of production, consumption, imports and exports), forecasts for the furniture industry in Denmark for the coming years; Productive Factors (consumption and imports of wood-based panels, forest resources, imports of woodworking machinery); Furniture Production by segment (upholstered furniture, non-upholstered seats, bedroom furniture, kitchen furniture, furniture for dining and living rooms, office furniture, furniture parts); Demand Determinants (population, per capita GDP, households, disposable income, private final consumption expenditure, building permits and international tourism); Furniture Consumption by segment (upholstered furniture, non-upholstered seats, bedroom furniture, kitchen furniture, furniture for dining and living rooms, office furniture); Detailed tables of furniture imports and furniture exports of Denmark by segment (upholstered furniture, non-upholstered seats, bedroom furniture, kitchen furniture, furniture for dining-living room, office furniture, parts of furniture, parts of seats) and by main countries and geographical area of origin/destination; Furniture Market potential in Denmark (size of the market, performance, furniture consumer spending, market openness, import penetration); Top furniture companies . A list of top manufacturers and distributors operating in Denmark are provided as well as international Furniture Fairs, Furniture Association and Professional Furniture magazines are also listed. CSIL Market Research Denmark Furniture Outlook is part of the Country Furniture Outlook Series of reports (issued by CSIL since the 1990's), covering at present 70 countries. The report is carried out by CSIL experts that have been working for over 30 years in the field of furniture industry analysis.
JEL-codes: L11 L22 L68 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013-10
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Russia Furniture Outlook

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Abstract: The report analyzes through updated furniture statistics, useful indicators and through tables, graphs and maps the Russian furniture market. It is structured as follows: Russia's Furniture industry overview (Executive summary, value and performance of production, consumption, import and export); Forecasts for the furniture industry in Russia for the coming years; Russia Productive Factors (consumption and imports of wood-based panels, forest resources, imports of woodworking machinery); Russian Furniture Production by segment (upholstered furniture, office furniture, kitchen furniture, other furniture); Demand Determinants for Russian furniture market (population, per capita GDP, households, residential dwellings and buildings, new office buildings and international tourism); Russian Furniture Consumption by segment (upholstered furniture, office furniture, kitchen furniture, other furniture); Detailed tables of furniture imports and furniture exports of Russia by segment (upholstered furniture, non-upholstered seats, bedroom furniture, kitchen furniture, furniture for dining-living room, office furniture, parts of furniture, parts of seats) and by main countries-geographical area of origin/destination; Furniture Market potential in Russia (size of the market, performance, furniture consumer spending, market openness, import penetration); Top furniture companies (80 short profiles of top manufacturers and distributors operating in Russia are provided as well as international Furniture Fairs, Furniture Association and Professional Furniture magazines are also listed; World comparisons of the imports/consumption and exports/production ratios and a cross-country comparison placing Russia in a broader context. CSIL Market Research Russia Furniture Outlook is part of the Country Furniture Outlook Series of reports (issued by CSIL since the 1990’s), covering at present 70 countries. The report is carried out by CSIL experts that have been working for over 30 years in the field of furniture industry analysis.
JEL-codes: L11 L22 L68 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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Date: 2013-07
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Portugal Furniture Outlook

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Alessandra Tracogna (tracogna@csilmilano.com)
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Abstract: Portugal is one of the smallest countries in the EU in terms of population, hence its furniture industry is also considered small. It is the eleventh producer within the Western European countries. Over the last two years, the furniture market in Portugal has been strongly affected by the crisis. In order to face this difficult situation, Portuguese furniture manufacturers have started to emphasize their strategies on design and brand internationalization. France, Spain and Angola are the main destination countries of Portuguese exports accounting for around 70% of total exports. CSIL Market Research Portugal Furniture Outlook analyzes through updated furniture statistics, useful indicators and through tables, graphs and maps the German furniture market. It is structured as follows: Overview of Furniture industry in Portugal: executive summary and updated furniture statistics (value and trends of production, consumption, imports and exports), forecasts for the furniture industry in Portugal for the coming years; Productive Factors (consumption and imports of wood-based panels, forest resources, imports of woodworking machinery); Furniture Production by segment (upholstered furniture, non-upholstered seats, bedroom furniture, kitchen furniture, furniture for dining and living rooms, office furniture, furniture parts); Demand Determinants (population, per capita GDP, households, disposable income, private final consumption expenditure, building permits and international tourism); Furniture Consumption by segment (upholstered furniture, non-upholstered seats, bedroom furniture, kitchen furniture, furniture for dining and living rooms, office furniture); Detailed tables of furniture imports and furniture exports of Portugal by segment (upholstered furniture, non-upholstered seats, bedroom furniture, kitchen furniture, furniture for dining-living room, office furniture, parts of furniture, parts of seats) and by main countries and geographical area of origin/destination; Furniture Market potential in Portugal (size of the market, performance, furniture consumer spending, market openness, import penetration); Top furniture companies . A list of top manufacturers and distributors operating in Portugal are provided as well as international Furniture Fairs, Furniture Association and Professional Furniture magazines are also listed. CSIL Market Research Portugal Furniture Outlook is part of the Country Furniture Outlook Series of reports (issued by CSIL since the 1990's), covering at present 70 countries. The report is carried out by CSIL experts that have been working for over 30 years in the field of furniture industry analysis.
JEL-codes: L11 L22 L68 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013-10
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World luxury furniture market

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Abstract: This market research provides an overview of the world luxury furniture market. In detail, the Report includes: Identification of the geographical areas with the highest potential in terms of luxury furniture consumption; Demand Drivers; Best luxury retail location; Distribution system; Supply Analysis. The Report is divided into ten main geographical areas: Central Europe, Middle East, China and Taiwan, North America, South America, India, Japan, Russia and North Africa, with some focuses on the main countries of each area. Average EBITDA for the European furniture manufacturers playing in the upper end market exceeds 8%: The overall market for luxury furniture is stable in Europe and United States, whereas it is quickly growing in China (+16% on average for Italian and German suppliers), Middle East (with a growing share for German players), Latin America (where US players show a relevant share). Just at its early steps the luxury furniture market in India. The Russian market, more turbulent, is dominated by Italian firms. On the other side, US and Japanese manufacturers show relevant shares in Asia. Particular attention is given to highlight the specific features and initiatives carried out by key players of the luxury furniture business such as most prestigious architects and interior design studios, the leading luxury furniture manufacturers and the main luxury hotel chains. This Report is the result of an in-deep methodology, including: Processing of macroeconomic data and home furniture sector statistics from CSIL databases; over 60 interviews carried out specifically for this Report; Study of the existing statistics on global wealth; Analysis of the national statistics for each country’s GDP and the number of millionaires. Investigation of the general documentation related to the demand characteristics: sector magazines and company websites; Analysis of non-confidential documents already in the CSIL databases. In appendix to the report:300 useful contacts for high-end and luxury furniture manufacturers , retailers, top design and architectural studios worldwide.
JEL-codes: L11 L22 L68 L81 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013-07
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Atlas of wooden furniture industry in Jepara, Indonesia

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Jean-Marc Roda (roda@cirad.fr), Philippe Cadène, Philippe Guizol, Levania Santoso and Achmad Uzair Fauzan

Abstract: In this document, we study the industrial district of Jepara, Indonesia. It is specialised in furniture production, for the Indonesian consumption, as well as for worldwide exports. We summarize the main features of the dynamics of the firms involved in the Jepara industrial complex with a quantitative analysis of flows among them, and between them and markets elsewhere. A specific method of spatial analysis has been designed, and merged with other existing methods for the analysis of forest production networks and social networks. This method allows to take in account and to accurately assess the number of very small workshops that can not be evaluated by classical methods. We demonstrate that the extent of wood industry and activities is considerably underestimated by both the official statistics and the existing literature about Jepara. We present the results through synthesis maps. A total of 15 271 units of production have been identified, employing approximately 170 000 workers in Jepara. The activity generates creates a considerable revenue: between 11 900 to 12 300 billions Rp/year of added value (about 1 billion Euros/year), that is to say between 70 to 78 million Rp/worker/year. The district of Jepara consumes between 1.5 to 2.2 millions m3/year or round wood, and in other words, we found that the use of around 9 m3 of round wood, sustain 1 fulltime employee per year. The organisation of the production is typical of an industrial district, with a high level of intertwined relationships and sub-contracting between the production unites, a high specialisation of them, and a prevalence of the small and very small units in various steps of the production, compared to the bigger integrated units.
Keywords: Indonesia; Java; furniture; timber; industrial district; production network; manufacturing cluster; flexible specialisation; SME; teak; trade (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: Q23 L73 L11 L69 Q17 O53 L23 F14 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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The furniture industry in Australia and New Zealand

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Alessandra Tracogna (tracogna@csilmilano.com) and Francesca Caputo
Authors registered in the RePEc Author Service: Ugo Finzi

Abstract: This report provides trends in furniture production, furniture consumption, furniture distribution in Australia and New Zealand. Imports and exports of furniture are analysed as well as furniture distribution systems and furniture prices. Data on furniture producers and distributors are provided for both countries. Furniture production is broken down by product (kitchen furniture, bedrooms, other home furniture, office furniture, contract furniture) and by state. Data on the most representative Australian and New Zealand furniture manufacturers are available (turnover, employees, segment of activity). Furniture consumption is broken down by product (bedrooms, dining rooms, garden furniture, other home furniture) and by state. A profile of the furniture consumer is outlined for both the Australian and the New Zealand market. The analysis of furniture distribution channels comprises: specialist dealers and retailers, department stores, large furniture retailers, discount stores. Furniture exports and imports are broken down by country and product (office furniture, kitchen furniture, upholstered furniture, bedroom furniture, living room furniture, non-upholstered seats, seats parts, other furniture, furniture parts) for both countries. Opportunities on the Australian and New Zealand market are examined and prospects for the furniture market are provided. Main wood and furniture fairs are presented. The wood and forestry sector is also considered: consumption, production and import-export data are provided for the main semi-finished wood products (sawnwood, wood-based panels, plywood, veneer sheets, particle board panels, fibreboard panels, MDF).
JEL-codes: L11 L22 L68 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2005-10
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E-Commerce for the furniture industry

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Aurelio Volpe (volpe@csilmilano.com) and Mauro Spinelli
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Abstract: E-commerce sales of furniture, lighting, major appliances and furnishings increased more than five-fold over a ten-year period, reaching an estimated value of US$ 11,990 million in 2011. North America was the largest market providing 56% of the total in 2011, followed by Europe with 36% (up from 24% in 2000).In the categories considered the share of e-commerce sales of total sales (at retail prices) increased from 0.3% to 1.1% over the ten-year period. Growth in the e-commerce of furniture and related products is expected to continue in double digits in 2012 and 2013. In 100 pages, around 50 major e-commerce web sites are monitored, mostly active in United States and Europe. These sites are analyzed from different point of views: property (sites managed by furniture manufacturers, by retailers, web-only companies), logistics (with specific accent on mail-order companies), specialization (rugs, outdoor, bed&bath, lighting, cooking), market segment (luxury and mass market). Last but not least: a final chapter including tips on best practices. Among the monitored sites: Bellacor, Conforama, Cooking.com, Crate&Barrell, Herman Miller, Ikea, MattressUSA, Otto, Thegardengates.com, Wayfair, William-Sonoma.
JEL-codes: L68 L81 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2012-03
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Furniture Outlook for Asia and the Pacific

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Sara Colautti (colautti@csilmilano.com), Cecilia Pisa (pisa@csilmilano.com) and Stefania Pelizzari
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Abstract: CSIL market research report Furniture Outlook for Asia and the Pacific provides an overview of the furniture industry for 32 countries in the following geographical regions:West Asia (10 countries): Bahrain, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates;Central Asia (5 countries): Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan;South Asia (4 countries): Bangladesh, India, Iran, Pakistan;China (2 markets): China and Hong Kong (China);East Asia (3 countries): Japan, South Korea, Taiwan;South-East Asia (6 countries): Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam;Oceania (2 countries): Australia and New Zealand.Data cover production, consumption, imports, exports for 2015 and consumption forecasts for 2016, 2017 and 2018.This market research report also includes:Apparent furniture consumption by country and by geographical area, current status and prospects;Furniture imports by country and by geographical area including a matrix showing the main countries of origin of furniture imports;Furniture exports by country and by geographical area including a matrix showing the main countries of destination of furniture exports;Furniture production by country;Main urban markets (urbanization will be rapid, with important implications for the growth of furniture consumption).Statistics and outlook data are also available in a country format:Furniture market size;Furniture production;Furniture trade;Origin of furniture imports;Destination of furniture exports;Country rankings to place all statistics in a broad Asia Pacific context.The 32 country tables include additional socio economic indicators:Total household consumption expenditure;Total GNP at purchasing power parity;Per capita GNP at purchasing power parity;Urban population;Internet users and mobile cellular subscriptions.Key features of the study:A picture of the furniture industry in Asia Pacific;A rich collection of key country-data allowing comparisons among countries;Forecasts on the evolution of furniture market in the considered countries in 2016, 2017 and 2018, based on the analysis of furniture industry dynamics and macro-economic indicators.
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