We live in a visual world. And that’s not a coincidence. Humans are visual creatures — by some estimates, 30% of the neurons in the cortex of our brain are for vision. To top it off, according to the

Europe is well-known for its long furniture manufacturing history. The unique style of European brands gives them a competitive edge, especially in the high-end segment of the furniture market.

The pandemic had a chain reaction, affecting all facets of life — how we work, socialize, shop, and connect. One clear impact of the outbreak has been the rapid transition to online shopping — even..

Many furniture companies found themselves in a lurch over the last few years. Those who weren’t prepared for the sudden surge of online sales and the loss of brick-and-mortar sales due to the..

Furniture retailers are emerging from the pandemic into a world where customer expectations are higher than ever. Despite the hardships over the last few years, more customers are shopping online..

Augmented reality (AR) is transforming furniture retail. As e-commerce traffic has gained traction, augmented reality has quickly become an essential technology for furniture retailers.

The incredible surge in home furnishings sales has opened great opportunities for furniture retailers — but it also made them aware that thriving in the new e-commerce landscape will require action.

Two words describe the past year in the furniture industry: exciting and challenging. The e-commerce boom, emerging tech, and unprecedented supply chain issues were just some of the recurring topics..

Up until the global pandemic, the traditional B2B sales cycle was reliable and comforting. However, since the onset of COVID-19, traditional face-to-face interactions have given way to sales and..