A Study of the Relationship Between Perceived Value,Place Attachment,and Loyalty to Urban Furniture
Exploring how the perceived value of urban furniture influences loyalty can help strengthen residents'emotional connection and their willingness to revisit urban furniture.Drawing on the Stimulus-Organism-Response(S-O-R)model,this study uses Xiaodongjiang in Maoming City as a case study and employs structural equation modeling to verify the impact and mechanism of perceived value on loyalty.The findings indicate that the perceived value of urban furniture significantly and positively influences place dependence,place identity,and loyalty.Place dependence and place identity positively affect loyalty,with place dependence also enhancing place identity.Additionally,place dependence and place identity mediate the relationship between perceived value and loyalty,suggesting that perceived value can indirectly influence loyalty through these factors.Based on these insights,the study proposes urban furniture design strategies to guide the creation of humanized and vibrant urban environments.
Perceived value of urban furniturePlace dependencePlace identityLoyaltyXiaodongjiang,Maoming City