The typical markup on furniture varies depending on different factors including the retailer's business model (e.g., full-price vs. discount), location (urban vs. rural), competition level, quality of the furniture pieces offered, brand names associated with the furniture products, etc. Generally speaking, the markup on furniture can range anywhere from 100% to 200%. Some high-end designer furniture or luxury brands may have lower markups due to their perceived value or unique designs commanding higher prices even with a smaller margin. However, it is important for retailers to carefully balance pricing strategies with consumer expectations and market competition in order to achieve sustainable profits while providing value for customers.