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Furniture Franchise Opportunities

Get on the fast-track to retail ownership with the purchase of a furniture franchise in your community. With a business plan, training, support and an established supply chain, you'll have the tools you need to start a successful business. Explore the franchises and business opportunities for sale in this category by clicking on the links below and remember to inquire to multiple opportunities to learn which business is right for you.

Mattress By Appointment

Get started for as little as $20,000. Make an investment in your future. No franchise fees, setup fees or training costs. 100% of your investment goes to your business. Do you need work that can fit around your family commitments? As a dealer with Mattress By…

Cash Required: $20,000

Category: Retail Franchises

Blue Moon Estate Sales

Join the #1 Estate Sale Franchise in the U.S.! We help families and companies downsize and liquidate their estates or offices. Receive low overhead set your own hours and work from home. Our business model allows franchisees flexibility and potential for a…

Cash Required: $50,000

Category: Home Related

The AMZ Wholesale Partner Program is a 100% DONE FOR YOU, HANDS OFF AUTOMATED Amazon Store that generates passive returns every single month leveraging Amazon’s growing $1.5 Trillion dollar Marketplace. Our partners start generating returns within the first…

Cash Required: $30,000

Category: Business Services

Buddy's Home Furnishings

The Best Kept Secret in Franchising! Buddy's Home Furnishings is backed by more than 60 years of proven success, is recession resistant and offers impressive unit economics. Several single and multi-unit development opportunities are available and in high…

Cash Required: $150,000

Category: Retail Franchises

The furniture industry is enormous. On an annual basis, retail furniture and home furnishings sales in the United States effortlessly clears $100 billion. The size of this market means two things – there is plenty of opportunities and plenty of competition. Leveraging the power of a franchise relationship is one great way to crack into such a crowded space, but there are other things you can do to give your new business a leg up.

Create a Clear Identity

When you think of the most successful retail stores across any sector, many serve one specific niche within their market rather than a wider audience. Serving a niche or specific demographic provides an identity for the business and can help it get off the ground successful. This is particularly important in furniture retail since the items are expensive, and carrying inventory to serve everyone is impractical. So think carefully about who your furniture business will target in your local area, and then select a franchise that aligns with your goals.

Add Value to the Customer Experience

It would be a mistake to discount the role of online shopping in today’s furniture market. Buyers can access more and more items from the comfort at home, so your store needs to add value to pull them out into the real world. That value can come from a knowledgeable, helpful, and friendly sales team. If you and your staff can offer insight and help customers select the right pieces for their home, that expertise will differentiate you from some of the competition.

You’ll Need to Offer Great Value, As Well

In addition to adding value through knowledge, you also need to offer value in terms of pricing. That doesn’t mean your prices need to be low – they simply need to align with the quality of the furniture you sell. Whether it’s high-end pieces and competitive prices or budget furniture at extremely low prices, everyone needs to get a fair deal. Perhaps more than anything else, it’s value for money that will give you a strong reputation in the area as an excellent place to shop for furniture.

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