Homewares in the Uk Industry Key Trends, Size, Growth, Shares and Forecast Research Report

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UK homewares expenditure is set for a period of sustained growth, driven by the accelerated recovery of the economy and the housing market. In this report we take a look at how this growth is distributed by channel and sub sector, together with analysis of the implications of these forecasts for retailers.

Key Findings

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Synopsis

Value for money will remain important. Price remains the key driver of loyalty in the market meaning retailers must continue to provide value ranges. However the economic recovery will support the addition of more premium products

Homewares specialists regained the position of largest channel in 2014. This was driven by specialists such as Dunelm, The Range and The White Company. However, the success of homewares specialists will not eclipse the channel's previous highest share of 20.1% achieved back in 2004 during this period.

Grocers are forecast to achieve a 2.4 percentage point increase in channel share between 2010 and 2015e as they continue to increase the range of homewares they offer. They have successfully taken advantage of the increased demand for homewares products by increasing space and improving product quality.

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