The Polish furniture industry continues to cement its position as a global leader, driven by quality craftsmanship, sustainable practices, and competitive pricing. According to the Polish Investment and Trade Agency, the sector comprises 32,000 manufacturers, employs 196,000 people, and generated $15.98 billion in exports in 2023, ranking Poland second worldwide and first in Europe.
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The MEBLE POLSKA furniture fair in Poznań, stands witness to the growing and dynamic industry in Poland.
Industry growth is supported by a strong raw material base, with nearly 30% of the country covered by forests managed under sustainable certification. Manufacturers are praised for precision, durability, and innovative designs inspired by global trends such as Scandinavian minimalism and Art Deco.
Flexibility and adaptability are key strengths, with companies offering customised projects and expanding their reach through e-commerce. The largest export markets include Germany, the Czech Republic, France, the Netherlands, and the US, with seating, kitchen, and office furniture dominating production.
Despite challenges in 2024, including inflation, rising production costs, and market instability due to geopolitical tensions, the sector remains a crucial pillar of the economy, contributing around 2% of Poland's GDP. Its reputation for combining affordability, sustainability, and design innovation keeps Polish furniture highly competitive on the global stage.
Source: www.biznes.meble.pl
