World Interior Design Industry Demand Patterns Examined in New Study Now Available at MarketPublishers.com
11 Apr 2012 • by Natalie Aster
LONDON – Survey results show that 56% of the architecture and design company respondents anticipate demand for leisure and entertainment furniture to increase, whereas 46% project a surge in demand for specialty furniture. At large, 86% of the architecture and design company respondents expect increased demand for antibacterial and antimicrobial nanoscale silver paints during the current year, with 84% of the respondents expressing a positive outlook for energy-efficient roof paints or coatings.
New market research study “Fluctuating Demand in the Interior Design Products Sector in 2012: Survey Intelligence” drawn up by World Market Intelligence analyzes the view point of 229 industry executives on changing demand patterns in the interior design industry worldwide – the Americas, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Africa and Middle East. The study forecasts the change in demand for lighting and furnishing products, coverings and decorative products and flooring, bathroom and home products; as well as establishes industry outlook on demand for new interior design products in lighting, furniture and fixtures, paints, walls and flooring and glass and derivatives.
Report Details:
Fluctuating Demand in the Interior Design Products Sector in 2012: Survey Intelligence
Published: April, 2012
Pages: 72
Price: US$ 1.250,00
More new research studies by the publisher can be found at World Market Intelligence page.
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