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The British Furniture Association is a trade association, which has represented the interests of the nation’s furniture industry since 1947.
We champion the success of British manufacturers in all sectors (upholstery, cabinet, bathroom, kitchen, and office furniture, and mattresses and beds), suppliers, and retailers of British-made furniture by fostering collaboration, driving growth, and advocating for a thriving, sustainable furniture industry. Our vision is to be a globally recognised force for exceptional British furniture, renowned for quality and innovation across the entire supply chain.
Membership is designed to enhance businesses and their interests as part of a collective body supporting the industry.
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British Furniture Association (BFA) is bringing together two service providers to ensure its members have a comprehensive all-round health and safety package. -
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The British Furniture Association (BFA) is working with a stalwart of the UK furniture industry to provide sustainability support for its members. -
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The furniture production world creates unique challenges facing HR personnel throughout the manufacturing and supply sector. -
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The British Furniture Manufacturers (BFM) has announced a change of name to the British Furniture Association (BFA), to consolidate its expanding representation in the UK marketplace. -
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British Furniture Association concluded its 2024 regional meetings with a focus on sustainable practices in furniture production. -
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British Furniture Association has hosted a discussion event aimed at creating a consensus on fire regulations in the furniture industry.
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The British Furniture Association tells us why it changed its name and why British furniture matters
The British Furniture Manufacturers (BFM) recently underwent a significant transformation, rebranding itself as the British Furniture Association (BFA). This strategic move reflects the organisation's ...
