Early test version. The cost and inflation figures are real official statistics. This page shows measured changes only; the weights that combine the cost series into a category are our own estimates.

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Where the cost change comes from

Bedroom furniture

What the latest data shows: input costs for bedroom furniture rose 0.6% over the 3 months to August 2026; general prices rose 1.0% over the same time. The biggest item is lumber and wood.

On a €1,000 item, the same change in costs is about €6; the change in general prices is about €10.

Corrected on October 21, 2026: the general-prices figure now covers the same 3 months as the cost figure, to August 2026; it was shown for the 3 months to September 2026.

Where the cost change comes from

  • Lumber and wood · rose 1.1% in 3 months, 30% of cost+0.4
  • Import prices · rose 0.5% in 3 months, 25% of cost+0.1
  • Foam and plastics · rose 1.4% in 3 months, 3% of cost+0.0
  • Metal parts · rose 0.3% in 3 months, 10% of cost+0.0
  • Textiles · rose 0.9% in 3 months, 2% of cost+0.0
  • Cost change (points)0.6%

This is the maker's cost, not the shelf price, and it describes the past.

Cost index

January 2018 = 100. A weighted average of official price series: materials, labour, and import prices or the exchange rate.

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