Categories • Furniture
Furniture [65]
All of the data is updated every month | Last updated 10.01.2026
Top 3 performers
Based on SEO performance, copy analysis and ARR/MRR
Current statistics
Colors
Current trending colors include among others White, Black, Off-White / Light Gray
Keywords
The most used keywords include among others: Design, Furniture, Collection
Design
Furniture
Collection
New
Shop
Home
Buttons
The most used CTAs include among others: Shop Now, Shop Now, Get Started
Shop Now
Shop Now
Get Started
Explore
Shop Seating
Go Shopping
Trends
Over the 12-month period furniture sites underwent significant messaging evolution, with 'new' completely disappearing from hero copy while 'sustainable' emerged as a new keyword at 5% frequency. CTA language shifted dramatically from urgent 'SHOP NOW' dominance (7% frequency) to more exploratory messaging, with 'DISCOVER MORE' and 'Explore now' gaining prominence. Color preferences consolidated toward minimalist palettes, with white increasing from 29% to 61% usage while warm browns remained stable around 20-24%. The furniture category expanded substantially in scope, growing from specialized 'Design & Furniture' to broader 'Furniture & Interior Design' encompassing e-commerce retailers. Sustainability messaging entered the mainstream vocabulary as environmental consciousness became a competitive differentiator in premium furniture positioning.
Trending keywords
Monthly overview
White usage more than doubled from 29% to 61% frequency as furniture sites embraced ultra-minimalist aesthetics, while black increased from 25% to 44% for high-contrast text hierarchy.
The most dramatic keyword shift was 'furniture' gaining prominence from 14% to 19% frequency while 'new' vanished entirely from hero messaging, replaced by sustainability-focused terms like 'sustainable' entering at 5% frequency.
CTA diversity fragmented significantly with 'SHOP NOW' maintaining presence but sharing space with exploratory actions like 'DISCOVER MORE' and 'Explore now', reflecting a shift from direct sales pressure to experience-driven engagement.
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