Types segmentation classifies Home Soft Decoration products by material composition and functional design, each comprising multiple sub‑types that together shape market volume. Fabric‑based products, the dominant type, encompass cotton, linen, polyester, and blended textiles, each further divided into sub‑types such as printed, embroidered, and jacquard finishes; this breadth supports a 45 % contribution to market size. Leather & faux‑leather items, including genuine leather, PU‑coated, and bonded leather, are segmented into upholstery, cushion covers, and wall panels, representing roughly 20 % of revenue due to premium pricing and durability. Synthetic‑polymer types, primarily polypropylene and polyethylene fibers, are employed in outdoor cushions, anti‑slip mats, and recyclable wall coverings, accounting for 15 % of the market. Natural‑fiber categories—wool, silk, and bamboo—are further split into luxury bedding, decorative throws, and acoustic panels, contributing 12 % of sales. The residual 8 % comprises hybrid composites and smart‑textile solutions that integrate lighting or heating elements. This taxonomy clarifies how each type and its sub‑types collectively underpin the Home Soft Decoration segmentation landscape.