Innovation × Coexistence: A Guide for Developing Pet Furniture Products
According to the market analysis report by FORTUNE BUSINESS INSIGHTS, the global pet furniture market size will reach 4.23 billion US dollars in 2024. It is projected to increase to 4.47 billion US dollars in 2025 and is expected to reach 7.07 billion US dollars by 2032.
As people's living standards rise and their need for companionship increases, pets have gradually become "equal members" of the family. Consumers' demand for furniture that enhances the quality of their pets' lives is also growing. Sustainable, safe and multi-functional pet homes are favored, such as adjustable-temperature electric heating beds, cat and dog nests made of artificial fur and rattan, cat scratching boards made of high-quality recycled cardboard, dog kennels with GOTS-certified latex and organic cotton, and adjustable bowls and dishes.
At the same time, consumers are also paying more attention to the utilization rate of indoor space and the compatibility with pets. They hope that home furniture can take into account both the activities of pets and the protection of the home. For example, multi-functional furniture designs such as cat scratching tables, cat climbing frames, shoe stools, and rotating cat towers can meet the needs of pet activities while reducing furniture wear and the problem of pet hair sticking to the furniture.
When dealing with the differences in pet economy and consumption culture among various regions, how should suppliers develop pet furniture that suits the market? The following are product development strategies for key markets for your reference ↓
The United States: Consumers prefer high-end and multi-functional pet products. Innovative designs such as wall-mounted pet beds and womb-shaped pet beds are gradually becoming popular.
Germany & UK: The pet adoption rate has increased. Humanized design and environmental protection concepts are popular, and customizable furniture has great market potential.
France: The stable demand for pet comfort and luxury products is driving the innovation of sustainable pet furniture.
Brazil: The growth of the middle class and the trend of humanizing pets have driven the market. There is a strong interest in functional, chew-resistant and durable designs.
United Arab Emirates & Saudi Arabia: The acceptance of pet care culture has increased, and the demand for high-quality, durable and halal-certified pet furniture has risen.
Japan: Due to the limited urban housing space, there is a high demand for compact and efficient pet furniture solutions. At the same time, they remain sensitive to material and design innovations.
