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Indonesia furniture export data: Latest insights in Q1 2026

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Indonesia furniture export data overview: Key market insights in Q1 2026

  • Other furniture and parts (HS 9403) is the top Indonesia furniture export at US$252.53 million, ahead of seats at US$200.29 million and mattress supports at US$76.26 million, based on TradeInt's Indonesia furniture export data.
  • The United States is the largest destination for Indonesia furniture exports at US$333.02 million, followed by Australia at US$31.68 million and Japan at US$28.74 million.
  • Wooden furniture drives the basket, with Indonesian furniture exporting strength rooted in teak, rattan, and Jepara hand-carving heritage.
  • In 2025, Indonesia's furniture market reached US$8.24 billion and is projected to grow at a 6.10% compound annual rate through 2030, according to Mordor Intelligence.

How did Indonesia furniture exports perform in 2026 Q1?

Indonesia furniture exports declined 13.02% from Q1 2025 to Q1 2026, moving from US$668.63 million to US$581.54 million, drawn from Indonesia furniture export records on TradeInt for HS code 94. The sharpest drop came in Q2 2025 at 21.35%, followed by a strong 10.88% recovery in Q3 and further gains of 5.14% in Q4, before values eased again in the opening quarter of 2026.

In 2025, Indonesia's furniture market reached US$8.24 billion, on a projected 6.10% compound annual growth rate to US$11.08 billion by 2030, according to Mordor Intelligence.

Indonesia Furniture Export Trends QoQ Analysis 2026 Q1
Timeline Value (US$) QoQ % Description
Q1 2025$668.63M-2.39%Slight sequential dip driven by minor contractions across January and March periods
Q2 2025$525.87M-21.35%Severe downturn reflecting a steep decline in trade value during April
Q3 2025$583.11M10.88%Strong double-digit recovery anchored by a mid-summer surge in July shipments
Q4 2025$613.07M5.14%Steady upward momentum culminating in solid year-end gains during December
Q1 2026$581.54M-5.14%Sequential contraction primarily caused by a sharp drop-off in March trading
Data Source: Official TradeInt Indonesia Export Data and Bill of Lading Database
Period: January-December 2025, January-March 2026 | HS Code Range: 94

In March 2026, the Indonesia International Furniture Expo (IFEX 2026) drew more than 5,000 products from over 500 exhibitors at ICE BSD City, positioning Indonesian furniture for wider export markets.

In the meantime, SVLK legality documentation enables Indonesian producers to meet European market requirements, preserving export competitiveness for established manufacturers, Mordor Intelligence research shows.

An image showing visitors browsing Indonesian wooden and rattan furniture displays at IFEX 2026
Buyers and exhibitors at IFEX 2026 (Indonesia International Furniture Expo), March 2026, ICE BSD City, Tangerang. Sourced from: IFEX 2026 / Dyandra Promosindo
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What type of furniture does Indonesia export the most?

Powered by TradeInt's Indonesia furniture export data in Q1 2026, the top exports are other furniture and parts at US$252.53 million, seats at US$200.29 million, and mattress supports at US$76.26 million. Other top HS 94 exports in Indonesia include luminaires and lighting, prefabricated buildings, and medical furniture.

What are the top 5 furniture exports from Indonesia in Q1 2026?

  1. Other furniture and parts (HS 9403) - US$252.53 million: the largest export, covering wooden cabinets, tables, and case goods.
  2. Seats and parts (HS 9401) - US$200.29 million: chairs and convertible seating, a high-value export led by European demand.
  3. Mattress supports and bedding (HS 9404) - US$76.26 million: mattresses and stuffed furnishings shipped mainly to the US.
  4. Luminaires and lighting (HS 9405) - US$23.78 million: lighting fittings and illuminated signs for global buyers.
  5. Prefabricated buildings (HS 9406) - US$22.94 million: modular and prefabricated structures led by Australian demand.
Top Indonesia Furniture Exports
Rank 4-Digit HS Code Product Name Value (US$) Value % Top Destination
19403Other furniture and parts thereof$252,534,25443.43%Singapore
29401Seats, whether or not convertible into beds, and parts thereof$200,291,00934.44%Netherlands
39404Mattress supports; articles of bedding and similar stuffed or internally fitted furnishings$76,258,45313.11%United States
49405Luminaires, lighting fittings, illuminated signs, illuminated name-plates, and parts thereof$23,782,7594.09%United States
59406Prefabricated buildings, whether or not complete or already assembled$22,935,3053.94%Australia
69402Medical, surgical, dental or veterinary furniture, barbers' chairs, and parts thereof$5,738,1210.99%Singapore
Data Source: Official TradeInt Indonesia Export Data and Bill of Lading Database
Period: January-March 2026 | HS Code Range: 94
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Wooden furniture drives export value, and the wood-panel side shows where demand is shifting. Europe turned into a growth channel in early 2026.

In the first quarter of 2026, Indonesia's plywood exports to the European Union rose 34% in volume and 21% in value, while exports to the United Kingdom climbed 38% in volume and 45% in value. European buyers shifted toward Indonesian film face and combi plywood.

Moreover, this year, Indonesia's Ministry of Industry backed furniture-sector digitalisation, including a partnership between the national furniture and craft association and technology provider Labamu to speed adoption.

Which countries does Indonesia export furniture to?

Indonesia exports furniture mainly to the United States, Australia, and Japan, according to TradeInt's Indonesia Q1 2026 export data. The US led at US$333.02 million, Australia followed at US$31.68 million, and Japan came third at US$28.74 million.

The list of furniture export partners in Indonesia also includes the Netherlands, Germany, France, Belgium, the United Kingdom, Malaysia, and Spain.

Top 5 export destinations for Indonesian furniture in Q1 2026:

  1. United States (US$333.02 million): the top destination, buying wooden furniture, seats, and mattress supports.
  2. Australia (US$31.68 million): a core market led by prefabricated buildings and case goods.
  3. Japan (US$28.74 million): a steady Asian buyer of seats and other furniture.
  4. Netherlands (US$20.34 million): a European entry point for wooden furniture and seating.
  5. Germany (US$14.66 million): a leading continental market for seats and case goods.
Top Indonesia Furniture Export Partners
Rank Country Value (US$) Value % Furniture Importers
1United States$333,016,91657.26%🔒Unlock Buyer Data
2Australia$31,677,1015.45%
3Japan$28,737,7054.94%
4Netherlands$20,336,1973.50%
5Germany$14,661,0552.52%
6France$14,535,2762.50%
7Belgium$13,825,3492.38%
8United Kingdom$12,204,1282.10%
9Malaysia$10,476,7021.80%
10Spain$7,702,5331.32%
Data Source: Official TradeInt Indonesia Export Data and Bill of Lading Database
Period: January-March 2026 | HS Code Range: 94

The United States anchors demand for Indonesian furniture, yet Indonesia is opening newer markets to spread its export base. The Eurasian region moved into focus in mid-2026.

In July 2026, Indonesia joined INNOPROM 2026 in Yekaterinburg as Official Partner Country, targeting the Russian household furniture market valued at about US$12.8 billion in 2024, which is projected to grow 5.4% a year through 2032, Observer reported. This results in a rising demand for premium and sustainable design suits Indonesian producers.

Who are the largest furniture exporters in Indonesia?

Among TradeInt's verified list of Indonesia suppliers, the largest furniture exporters are PT Cakra Lencana Sinergi, CV Saraya Berkah, CV Sekawan Mitra Sehati, Distri Ma, and CV Juna Barokah Jaya.

Top 5 furniture exporters from Indonesia in Q1 2026:

  1. PT Cakra Lencana Sinergi: a major-scale manufacturer specialising in high-volume furniture exports.
  2. CV Saraya Berkah: a premier artisan provider producing high-quality crafted furniture.
  3. CV Sekawan Mitra Sehati: a high-capacity producer specialising in export-ready furniture lines.
  4. Distri Ma: a trusted logistics agent and exporter serving international markets.
  5. CV Juna Barokah Jaya: a dynamic crafting house exporting diverse furniture products.
Top Indonesia Furniture Exporters
Rank Company Value % Export Quantity
1PT CAKRA LENCANA SINERGI19.19%🔒Unlock Shipment Data
2CV SARAYA BERKAH18.42%
3CV SEKAWAN MITRA SEHATI16.54%
4DISTRI MA6.70%
5CV JUNA BAROKAH JAYA3.84%
Data Source: Official TradeInt Indonesia Export Data and Bill of Lading Database
Period: January-March 2026 | HS Code Range: 9401-9406

How to find furniture suppliers in Indonesia?

Finding the right Indonesian furniture supplier takes more than a Google search. Buyers typically work through four channels - production hubs, B2B platforms, credential checks, and established exporters - before placing a bulk order.

Target key production hubs

Indonesia's furniture industry is geographically concentrated, so knowing where to look matters:

  • Jepara (Central Java) - the wood capital of Indonesia, known for teak, mahogany, and intricate hand-carvings.
  • Cirebon and Bali - artisan centres for rattan, wicker, and cane indoor and outdoor furniture.
  • Surabaya and Semarang - major commercial ports and industrial manufacturing zones for large-scale production and export.

Use B2B sourcing platforms

Search verified manufacturer and exporter listings through directories like the Indonesian Trade Promotion Center, Kompass Indonesia, and Go4WorldBusiness. These platforms surface company profiles, product ranges, and direct contact, but they rarely show actual shipment volumes or buyer history.

Verify credentials and certifications

  • SVLK certification is mandatory for legal timber exports from Indonesia. Always request the supplier's SVLK (Timber Legality Assurance System) certificate before proceeding.
  • Factory visits are recommended for bulk orders - inspect production capacity, drying kilns, and packaging quality on-site.

Evaluate established exporters

Cross-check any supplier against known export-active manufacturers such as Wisanka Indonesia (teak and rattan lines), MPP Furniture (OEM and private label), and Canspira (solid wood and Balinese collections).

Then verify on TradeInt.

  • Search the supplier by company name or HS code on TradeInt.
  • Review their shipment history - what they exported, to which markets, and how often.
  • Cross-check their active buyers to confirm real demand exists for their products.
  • Compare against other suppliers in the same HS category before shortlisting.

Find verified Indonesia furniture suppliers on TradeInt

Conclusion

Indonesia furniture export data for Q1 2026 shows other furniture leading at US$252.53 million, seats at US$200.29 million, and mattress supports at US$76.26 million, with the United States the top partner at US$333.02 million, ahead of Australia and Japan. As Indonesia broadens its reach into Europe and Eurasia, while the domestic market surpasses US$8 billion, shipment-level visibility matters more than ever.

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