TL;DR
Five furniture franchises to watch in 2021 include BoConcept and American Freight, with startup costs ranging from $283,270 to $926,874. These brands offer various products, including furniture, mattresses, appliances, and electronics, with a focus on affordable prices and customer relationships.
The furniture industry is excelling after more than a year of consumers being quarantined at home and a currently booming housing market .
- Startup costs: $350,000-$750,000
BoConcept is regarded as a premium lifestyle design brand with a worldwide reach. The furniture store ensures franchise partners receive necessary support to run a profitable business. The brand invests in high-level support in all aspects of the business.
- Startup costs: $392,000-$799,000
Although American Freight recently started franchising, the brand is a leader in quality furniture sales for affordable prices. The brand is known for its no-frills offerings, which makes for a great post-pandemic business opportunity. By 2020, the brand expanded its nationwide footprint to more than 350 stores and expanded the product assortment to encompass not only furniture, but mattresses and appliances as well.
- Startup costs: $399,566-$926,874
Buddy’s Home Furnishings recently increased its number of locations to 300 stores internationally. Additionally, the furniture brand now includes electronics and home accessories. The brand believes positive customer relationships build a stronger company.
- Startup costs: $500,000-$750,000
EasyHome Furnishings is a fast-growing company with stores across the country. The brand offers high-quality home furniture, appliances and electronics through affordable leasing agreements.
- Startup costs: $283,270-$852,820
Since 1955, Aaron's has offered lease-to-own furniture, electronics and appliances. The brand strives to make the customer experience more convenient and accessible and to provide products at affordable prices.
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This story was originally published in 1851 Franchise on September 7, 2021. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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