Furniture manufacturers, home decor brands, bedding companies, and interior design services. Covers furniture, household goods, mirrors, picture frames, and retail services.
Furniture & Home Goods businesses typically file trademark applications in these Nice classes: Class 20 (Furniture and articles not otherwise classified), Class 35 (Advertising and business). These classes cover furniture manufacturers, home decor brands, bedding companies, and interior design services. covers furniture, household goods, mirrors, picture frames, and retail services.
Search USPTO records across all relevant Nice classes for your furniture business. Use the search page pre-filtered to Furniture & Home Goods to find existing marks in Furniture and articles not otherwise classified, Advertising and business.
Yes. Furniture & Home Goods businesses often need multiple classes. A single USPTO application can cover multiple categories, each requiring a separate filing fee (currently $350/class for electronic applications).Search every class to find conflicting marks across all of them.
The Nice Classification (NCL) is an international system of 45 classes (34 for goods, 11 for services) used to categorize trademark goods and services. The USPTO and 96 countries use this system. See our full FAQ for more details.
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