In this study, we theoretically identify the relationships among experiential marketing, customer participation, and customer satisfaction. Integrating the experiential marketing-customer participation-customer satisfaction framework, we propose that experiential marketing not only has a direct positive influence on customer satisfaction, but also indirectly influences customer satisfaction through customer participation. This study uses a multinational furniture and home furnishings company’s (Company I) customers as the research subject, collecting 405 effective questionnaires. The results support our hypotheses. Overall, the results of this study can provide the furniture and home furnishings industry with a reference for marketing management decisions, and clarify the relationship between experiential marketing and customer satisfaction using successful customer participation. Therefore, the results of this study contribute to services marketing theory and research for the furniture and home furnishings industry.