While the majority of Indonesia’s white-collar professionals, office workers and service personnel have returned to commuting into the office on a daily basis after remote working became extremely common at the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic, the forecast period is expected to see a partial return of the shift towards allowing employees to work from home for at least part of the time. This is set to contribute to the increased demand expected for curtains and blinds from 2023 onwards and this is because these items help create a more professional and productive workspace within the home by enabling consumers to control light ingress and reduce glare, whilst also providing for improved privacy.
Indonesians have a long history of using storage furniture, including chests of drawers, to store clothing and other personal belongings, and it would be very uncommon to find anywhere in the country that did not have numerous examples of such items spread across all rooms. For this reason, a wide range of chests of drawers are available in the country, with the positioning of such items covering the entire price spectrum, depending on the materials used and the quality of the construction.
The review period saw the development of the so-called “tropical homes” movement in Indonesia, which involves the customisation of homes to best exploit Indonesia’s tropical climate and minimise the impact of high temperatures and humidity on the lifestyles of consumers. During the forecast period, the increasing interest in tropical homes among the local population is expected to have a significant impact on demand for home furnishings, with the unique and revolutionary designs and styles of such homes expected to become increasingly influential.
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Home Furnishings
The furniture and other moveable articles in a home that are necessary or useful for comfort and convenience. Items must be new when sold to the consumer; second-hand/used home furnishings are excluded. Antiques are also excluded. Home furnishings refers to indoor living (home textiles, indoor furniture and window coverings), outdoor living (BBQ's, garden sheds and outdoor furniture) and lighting (lighting sources and light fixtures).
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