How big is furniture and related products manufacturing in the U.S.?

Furniture and Related Products manufacturing produced $35.4B of value added in 2025, or 1.2% of all U.S. manufacturing output and 0.1% of total GDP, per BEA GDP-by-industry data. It ranks 17 of 19 manufacturing subsectors by size.

Is furniture and related products manufacturing growing or shrinking?

In the latest annual data (2025), furniture and related products value added is up 1.4% year over year in dollar terms. The full quarterly series since 2005 is charted above and updates with each BEA release.

Which states produce the most furniture and related products?

California leads with $3.0B of furniture and related products GDP in 2025, followed by Indiana ($2.9B) and North Carolina ($2.4B), per BEA state GDP data.

Is furniture and related products a durable or nondurable goods industry?

BEA classes furniture and related products manufacturing as durable goods. Durable goods (metals, machinery, electronics, vehicles) are products with a service life of three years or more.

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Furniture and Related Products Manufacturing

Furniture and Related Products manufacturing produced $35.4B of value added in 2025. That is 1.2% of all U.S. manufacturing output and 0.1% of GDP, making it the 17th-largest of the 19 manufacturing subsectors the Bureau of Economic Analysis tracks. Output grew 1.4% year over year. It is classed as durable goods manufacturing; the largest producing state is California ($3.0B in 2025).

Output and growth

Value added: $35.4B in 2025, 1.2% of all U.S. manufacturing and 0.1% of GDP.
Year-over-year change: +1.4% in dollar terms.
Classification: durable goods manufacturing (BEA subsector 337).

Top producing states

California: $3.0B (2025)
Indiana: $2.9B (2025)
North Carolina: $2.4B (2025)

Frequently asked questions

How big is furniture and related products manufacturing in the U.S.? Furniture and Related Products manufacturing produced $35.4B of value added in 2025, or 1.2% of all U.S. manufacturing output and 0.1% of total GDP, per BEA GDP-by-industry data. It ranks 17 of 19 manufacturing subsectors by size.
Is furniture and related products manufacturing growing or shrinking? In the latest annual data (2025), furniture and related products value added is up 1.4% year over year in dollar terms. The full quarterly series since 2005 is charted above and updates with each BEA release.
Which states produce the most furniture and related products? California leads with $3.0B of furniture and related products GDP in 2025, followed by Indiana ($2.9B) and North Carolina ($2.4B), per BEA state GDP data.
Is furniture and related products a durable or nondurable goods industry? BEA classes furniture and related products manufacturing as durable goods. Durable goods (metals, machinery, electronics, vehicles) are products with a service life of three years or more.

About this data

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (public domain). National quarterly values are seasonally adjusted annual rates. Corporate-profit industry detail reflects inventory valuation adjustment without capital consumption adjustment, per NIPA table 6.16D conventions.

Last reviewed 2026-10-01.