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市場調查報告書
歐洲的家具零售業Furniture Retailing in Europe |
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| 出版商 | CSIL Centre for Industrial Studies | 商品編碼 | 923081 | ||||
| 出版日期 | 內容資訊 | 英文 271 Pages 商品交期: 最快1-2個工作天內 |
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| 歐洲的家具零售業 Furniture Retailing in Europe | ||
| 出版日期: 2020年01月24日 | 內容資訊: 英文 271 Pages |
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全球家用家具，其5分之一在西歐消費，成為擁有約4億2,400萬人消費者的大規模收益性高的市場。對家具購買的每人支出，超過世界平均。
本報告提供歐洲13個國家的家用家具的消費趨勢相關驗證，市場預測，成果資料和未來預測相關的系統性資訊。
Around one-fifth of world home furniture consumption takes place in Western Europe which makes it a large and profitable market boasting around 424 million consumers. Per capita spending on furniture purchases is higher than the world average.
CSIL Market Research Report “Furniture retailing in Europe” offers a comparative analysis of the home furniture distribution in 13 European countries (Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom) with trends in home furniture consumption, market forecasts, data by country, analysis by distribution channel, retail formats and sales performances of leading home furniture retailers.
This study aims to explore the main structural changes affecting the sector (i.e. concentration process and the impact of large scale organized specialist distribution), the market share evolution of the home furniture distribution channels (i.e. independent furniture stores versus organized specialist distribution), country peculiarities, new approaches and strategies (i.e. multichannel marketing), policies and initiatives affecting the competition in the market and the leading furniture retailers.
Section One . Home furniture market performance and forecasts in Western Europe, demand determinants, home furniture consumption by segment, furniture market trends in prices and products, distribution channels structure and a selection of leading furniture retailers operating in Western Europe.
Section Two. For each country: home furniture market trends, furniture imports, furniture segments, furniture distribution channels, detailed company profiles of the leading furniture retailers operating on the reference markets. Profiles include data on total revenues, estimated home furniture revenues, employees and number of stores; type of retailing format; product specialization; brands; product portfolio; online sales; price range; other additional information. General contact details are also provided.
CSIL worked on an extensive data gathering, including market data and detailed figures for around 285 retailers (the main actors operating in Western Europe).
Over 500 furniture retailers and buying groups, of which 144 with detailed profile are mentioned in the study.
Home furniture market is broken down by distribution channel: Organized specialist distributors (furniture chains, franchises, buying groups); Independent furniture retailers; Non specialist distributors (department stores, multi-stores, DIY, e-commerce); Other (direct sales and craftsmen).
Products included: Kitchen furniture, Upholstered furniture, Dining and living rooms, Non-upholstered seats, Bedrooms, Mattresses, Other furniture.
Timeframe considered: 2009-2019 (preliminary data) and market forecasts for 2020 and 2021.
Western Europe (13). Market concentration, 2013 and 2018.
Market shares of the top 5, top 10 and top 15 operators
Western Europe claims around one fifth of the world home furniture consumption which makes it a large and profitable market, boasting around 424 million consumers, with higher than the world average per capita spending on furniture. In the last years, Western European market has been increasing fast its openness degree and, currently, over 30% of Western European home furniture demand is satisfied by imports from extra-WE countries.
The home furniture retailing sector in Western Europe is increasingly concentrated and in general, it is more concentrated than furniture manufacturing. According to CSIL estimates, the top 15 retailing companies generate around 26% of the total value of the Western European market. The increase in the level of concentration is due to the good performances, acquisitions, agreements and the growth in market shares of ‘giants' and other large furniture chains.
Amazon, Argos, Bolia, Conforama, Dänisches Bettenlager, Dwell, El Corte Inglés, Fournier, Furniture Village, Habitat, Howden Joinery, IKEA, Interio, John Lewis, Jysk, Leiner-Kika, Maisons du Monde, Mondo Convenienza, Otto Living, Porta, Roche Bobois, Roller, Schmidt, Segmüller, Sofology, Tejo, Wren Living, XXXLutz.
Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.
