Bill McLoughlin is the Editorial Director at Home Furnishings. He specializes in retail and e-commerce, focusing on both brick-and-mortar and online shopping trends. Bill has been featured in numerous publications, including the Daily Express, LeicestershireLive, and The i Paper, among others.
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It’s been a long and crazy year, defined by constant change on the cost side and dramatic structural and technological shifts across the full spectrum of the business.
Around this time last year, I outlined three things to watch in 2025. ... One caught me looking.
By: Bill McLoughlin
Bill McLoughlin Police have descended on Bondi Beach in Australia following reports of a shooting.
By: Bill Mcloughlin
Exclusive research revealed a growing income polarization that is having a profound impact on consumer furniture shopping habits.
By: Bill Mcloughlin
There are major structural changes taking place across the industry that will impact this and future markets regardless of geopolitical outcomes.
For the furniture business, the impact has been felt most strongly at the promotional and lower-mid segments of the business ...
By: Bill Mcloughlin
It has been an eventful 50 years, spanning dramatic changes in the furniture industry, from its domestic roots to the global industry we know now.
The good news is that 2025’s results show a reversal, albeit slight, of that trend, with overall sales for the Top 100 rising 0.9% to $52.1 billion.
There's a story in this week’s issue about a Houston furniture retailer named Luna that could be instructive for furniture retailers looking to compete in today’s digitally disrupted retail environment.
By: Bill Mcloughlin
While big box behemoths have plans to turn recovered tariff fees into price cuts, for home furnishings retailers and manufacturers, that scenario appears unlikely to happen any time soon.
