Upcoming Trade Shows in Germany for Office Equipment & Service

The German home office equipment and services industry will most likely break its previous year’s revenue, expected to reach $4.73 billion in 2025, with an annual growth rate (CAGR) of 2.89% from 2025 to 2029. As the workplace continues to evolve, the German market is turning its sight towards the newest consumer preferences—functionality, sustainability, and aesthetic appeal. The rise of remote work is what has sparked the rethinking of workplaces for Germans. Professionals are prioritizing comfort and productivity, driving a demand for ergonomic furniture. Adjustable chairs, sit-stand desks, and supportive accessories are now staples in German households as employees seek to maintain physical health while working from home. It’s also important to highlight that Germans have considerable disposable income to invest in the best of the best, and the office equipment and services industry has certainly capitalised on it. Germany’s per capita revenue in the home office furniture sector is expected to reach $56.80 by 2025. The emphasis on ergonomics aligns with Germany’s broader focus on health-conscious living, ensuring that remote workspaces are not only functional but also supportive of long-term well-being. German consumers are increasingly seeking home office furniture that marries practicality with style. Limited living spaces in urban areas have spurred demand for multifunctional designs that maximize utility without sacrificing aesthetics. Compact desks with built-in storage, modular furniture, and foldable solutions are particularly popular. Additionally, the integration of modern, minimalist designs allows furniture to blend seamlessly into existing home decor. This trend highlights the importance of creating workspaces that are both efficient and visually appealing, catering to Germany’s design-savvy market. We cannot have this conversation without touching upon sustainability—a true movement and not just a buzzword. Consumers are increasingly conscious of the environmental impact of their purchases and are gravitating toward furniture made from eco-friendly materials like reclaimed wood and recycled plastics.