“We recently commissioned a survey of 2,000 adults across the UK to investigate the costs associated with decorating living rooms and the factors that influence how we choose what to buy. The results show that while style matters, value and durability are what truly shape how people furnish their homes. A striking 80% of people prioritise value for money when buying furniture, emphasising this as the most important purchasing factor.
From the average £2,321 spent on living rooms to the 49% of people designing their homes around their pets, the data reveals a fascinating picture of how Brits balance budget, style and practicality when furnishing their homes. It also highlights generational and regional differences, such as: