Galt & Taggart Georgia reports that household appliance and furniture markets have experienced stagnant revenue growth in recent years, primarily due to declining prices.
In 2025, the household appliance sector generated $718 million in revenue. The market remains heavily import-dependent, with $696 million coming from imports and only $22 million from local production. Analysts attribute the lack of growth over the past three years to price declines across major product categories, although moderate recovery is expected in 2026.
China continues to dominate as the leading supplier, accounting for 44.3% of appliance imports, followed by Turkey (21.3%), Italy (6.4%), Germany (3.5%) and Ukraine (2.5%). By category, heating and cooling systems represent the largest share of imports at 24.5%, followed by refrigerators (16%), televisions (11.4%), washing machines (8.6%), ovens (8.2%) and other appliances (31.4%).
A similar trend is observed in the furniture and lighting segment. The market generated $519 million in 2025, including $408 million from imports and $111 million from domestic production. Turkey (30.3%) and China (29.5%) remain the primary sources of imported goods in this category.
The report stated that declining prices in furniture and lighting products have also constrained revenue growth.
