UK Furniture & Homeware Price Index
What UK home interiors actually cost, July–September 2026
We track prices on tens of thousands of UK home products every day. This is what that data says about July–September 2026 — median prices by category, the typical range people actually pay, and how prices moved against the previous quarter on a like-for-like basis.
Median price by category
“Typical range” is the middle half of the market — a quarter of products sit below it and a quarter above. The change column compares only products tracked in both quarters, with that matched count shown in brackets.
| Category | Products | Median | Typical range | vs last quarter |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Modern Living Room | 11,038 | £65.21 | £30.65 – £156.79 | +0.5%n=6,582 |
| Kitchen Accessories | 4,648 | £33.77 | £20.49 – £67.48 | +0.2%n=2,510 |
| Lighting | 3,973 | £30.02 | £18.49 – £55.67 | -0.9%n=2,696 |
| Office Furniture | 2,678 | £80.50 | £39.38 – £181.75 | +1.8%n=1,411 |
| Garden & Outdoors | 1,580 | £106.62 | £42.49 – £268.75 | -6.5%n=594 |
| Accessories | 1,448 | £26.15 | £16.24 – £61.53 | +0.6%n=1,172 |
| Fabrics Collection | 1,210 | £33.07 | £19.76 – £58.27 | -0.2%n=888 |
| Home Appliances | 641 | £73.99 | £33.26 – £160.73 | +2.6%n=438 |
Are the “sale” prices real?
Full findings, method and limitations: our study of UK sale-price honesty.
Only 15 products carried a “was” price this quarter — too few to put a percentage on without overstating what we know. We would rather say that than publish a figure built on a handful of products.
How this is calculated
Prices are recorded by an automated tracker that checks products on Amazon.co.uk and records what it finds. This report covers 2026-07-01 to 2026-09-30 and 27,216 products across 8 top-level categories.
- Products, not price readings. We average each product’s price over the quarter first, then take the median across products. Averaging raw readings would let one heavily-tracked product outweigh dozens of others.
- Quarter-on-quarter is a matched sample. The change compares only products tracked in both quarters — the same approach official price indices use. Comparing everything tracked in one quarter against everything in the next would measure how our catalogue grew, not how prices moved.
- Small samples are not published. A category needs at least 30 products for a median, and at least 30 matched products before we report a change. Below that the figure is left blank rather than estimated.
- The discount test uses each product’s own average. Judging a claimed saving against that product’s median would be marginally better, but requires holding every price reading at once. We use the quarterly average and say so.
- Prices are what was recorded, not live. Retailers change prices continuously. Figures here describe the quarter, not this moment. See how we track prices.
Using this data
Journalists and researchers are welcome to cite these figures with attribution to 7 Interior Design. The CSV above contains every number on this page, including sample sizes. If you need a cut we haven’t published — a different period, a deeper category, a specific product type — ask through the contact form and we will run it.