Despite drop in July, residential furniture orders still up year-to-date
This marks the first time since June 2020 that new orders were down from the same month in the previous year, according to Smith Leonard's latest Furniture Insights.
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June residential furniture orders continue growth streak: Smith Leonard
The 7% rise in June 2021 new orders is especially notable considering June 2020 was up 30% over 2019. This marks 13 straight months of year-over-year growth, as reported by Smith Leonard in the latest issue of Furniture Insights.
Furniture orders up 47 percent, but supply/labor issues continue
New orders for residential furniture are continuing to see big growth, rising 47 percent in May 2021 over May 2020.
Furniture orders up 239 percent over last April
New orders for residential furniture continued showing extreme growth, rising 239 percent in April 2021 over April 2020.
Furniture orders rise a whopping 96 percent in March
New orders for residential furniture continued showing extreme growth, rising 96 percent over 2020 and 40 percent over 2019.
Double-digit growth continues for new furniture orders: up 34% in February
The increase in new orders was reported by 94% of the residential furniture manufacturers and distributors participating in the latest Furniture Insights survey.
Residential furniture orders continue double-digit growth in January
New orders for residential furniture again saw double-digit gains, rising 27% in January compared to 2020. This marks eight straight months of double-digit increases as compared to the previous year, as reported by Smith Leonard in the latest issue of Furniture Insights.
Residential furniture orders see 27% rise in December, up 15% for 2020
New orders for residential furniture continued to rise in December, up 27% compared to 2019. This continues the streak of year-over-year double-digit increases since June 2020, as reported by Smith Leonard in the latest issue of Furniture Insights. The increase in new orders was reported by about 84% of the residential furniture manufacturers and distributors participating in the monthly survey.
New residential furniture orders slow, still up 17% for November
HIGH POINT, N.C. - Residential furniture manufacturers saw new orders rise a respectable 17% in November compared to 2019, following large increases of 30% in June, 39% in July, 51% in August, 43% in September and 40% in October, according to January's Furniture Insights by Smith Leonard. The increase in new orders was reported by about three-quarters of the manufacturers and distributors participating in the monthly survey.
Residential furniture orders continue growth in October: Smith Leonard
HIGH POINT, N.C. - Residential furniture manufacturers saw new orders rise 40% in October, marking five straight months of year-over-year improvement, according to December's Furniture Insights by Smith Leonard. The increase in new orders was reported by 77% of the manufacturers and distributors participating in the monthly survey.
