British Furniture Association

News & Blogs

We strive to be the voice of the industry and carefully curate news and content of relevance to our sector.

Here you will find furniture sector news, recent achievements, and upcoming events. We also post blogs by our partner organisations, sharing their insights and opinions.

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Furniture industry invited to explore how sustainability can drive commercial success

14 January 2026

News

The Furniture Makers’ Company, the City of London livery company and charity for the furnishing industry, is inviting furniture and furnishings professionals to attend ‘Making Commercial Sense of Sustainability’, a one-day industry event focused on turning environmental responsibility into commercial opportunity.

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Furniture industry invited to explore how sustainability can drive commercial success

Pioneering products on show for FCE’s new Innovation Trail

14 January 2026

News

Cutting edge developments in furniture production are set to go on display at the British Furniture Association’s (BFA), Furniture Component Expo (FCE) as part of the event’s all new Innovation Trail.

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Pioneering products on show for FCE’s new Innovation Trail

Unlocking ESG Excellence: A Visit to Track Record Global's Brighton Hub

14 January 2026

Blog

On a recent membership outreach trip, Joanna Privett, Membership Manager, visited the Brighton business hub of Track Record Global to connect with Chris Meadows, Technical Knowledge & Business Development Manager, and Lucie Tickner, ESG Knowledge Manager. Their comprehensive system for tracking and managing compliance stood out as a robust tool for businesses in complex supply chains.

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Unlocking ESG Excellence: A Visit to Track Record Global's Brighton Hub

Design Law Reform Urgently Needed to Protect Britain’s Creators, says Dids Macdonald

12 January 2026

News

Speaking at the Westminster Forum on the future of the UK’s intellectual property on 8 January, Dids Macdonald OBE, Co-founder and Chair of Anti Copying in Design (ACID), delivered a powerful call for reform of the UK’s design law framework, arguing that current protections fail the very creators they are meant to serve.

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Design Law Reform Urgently Needed to Protect Britain’s Creators, says Dids Macdonald

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