Furniture AI Visibility Index: Australian
We asked ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI Overviews the same 150 questions Australian furniture shoppers actually ask. That is 1,800 answers analysed.
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Every brand in this vertical, scored on the same questions across every surface.
What the data shows
Never named: the brands AI didn't mention.
1 of 38 tracked brands were never named once across the 1,800 answers analysed: Hunting for George.
The ladder so far.
Temple & Webster leads with a Visibility Score of 28.3 (510 of 1,800 answers, 102 of 150 questions), followed by King Living at 27.4 and Castlery at 26.1.
The leader earns it on both fronts.
Temple & Webster's Visibility Score, the highest in the AU Furniture field, named in 510 of 1,800 AI answers, while also holding the category's largest Instagram following (540,969).
Common questions
Which Furniture brand does AI recommend most?
Temple & Webster ranks first in the AU Furniture AI Visibility Index with a Visibility Score of 28.3.
How many Furniture brands does Found measure?
Found measures 38 Australian Furniture brands, scanned 21 August – 6 September 2026 across ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews.
How is the Furniture Visibility Score calculated?
We asked ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI Overviews the same questions Australian Furniture shoppers actually ask, scanned 21 August – 6 September 2026, with 1,800 answers analysed. Here is who the machines recommend.
Where can I see the full methodology?
The full method, including question selection, scan cadence, population rules and scoring, is published at flux.agency/found/methodology.
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