Seating & Sofas
Fixed and modular sofas, lounge and accent chairs, benches and ottomans.

Foshan, China Factory-direct Project orders
ChiuChiu Furniture is a Foshan-based custom furniture manufacturer producing loose furniture and custom pieces for hotels, villas and large commercial projects. Projects are quoted from your drawings, BOQ or room list, then sampled, produced, inspected and export-packed in Shunde, Foshan before shipping to your destination.
Tell us which side of the project you are on, and we will route your enquiry to the right scope and documentation.
Guest rooms, suites, lobbies, F&B and public areas, produced to your FF&E schedule and room types.
Whole-house furniture planned around your floor plan, room by room, with coordinated sizes and finishes.
Specification support, material samples, mock-ups and drawing review so your design intent survives production.
Coordinated supply for multi-unit programmes, repeat orders and resale partnerships.
Loose furniture, casegoods and custom pieces for guest rooms, villas and public areas — produced to your specification rather than a fixed catalogue.
Fixed and modular sofas, lounge and accent chairs, benches and ottomans.
Bed frames and headboards, nightstands, dressers and wardrobes.
Executive and work desks, office chairs and meeting furniture.
Design-led or non-standard items produced from your drawings.
A selection of hotel, resort and residence projects documented on our site. Open any project to see the furniture scope and the space it was made for.
Customisation is decided item by item: dimensions, construction, upholstery, finish and hardware are confirmed against an approved specification before production.
Send architectural drawings, an FF&E schedule or a BOQ. We review what can be produced as specified and flag what needs clarification.
Non-standard sizes, curved or fitted pieces and mock-ups can be reviewed before the full order is released.
Fabric, leather, wood veneer, stone, paint and metal are selected against samples you approve.
Drawer runners, hinges, legs and metal components are specified with the piece, not left to the site.
Hotel and villa projects move through drawings, samples and approvals before production. The steps below show what happens at each stage.
Step 1
Send the information you already have: drawings, an FF&E schedule, a room list or reference images.
Read the complete FF&E procurement processStep 2
We review the item list, quantities and materials, and suggest where the same look can be achieved differently.
Read the value engineering guideStep 3
Materials and, where required, a mock-up are approved before the order is released to production.
Read about prototypes and mock-upsStep 4
You receive a quotation built on the agreed scope, together with production timing and payment terms.
See quotation and BOQ reviewStep 5
Items are produced and checked against the approved specification before packing.
Read the QC protocolStep 6
Goods are export-packed, identified by room or unit, and loaded for consolidation or direct shipment.
See QC, consolidation and shippingStep 7
We coordinate shipping documents and arrival arrangements, and stay reachable after delivery.
Read about delivery servicesEvery item is checked against the approved specification before it is packed. What is checked depends on the item and the project requirements.
Overall sizes, panel thickness, joints and hardware are compared with the approved drawings and sample.
Upholstery, veneer, stone and paint finishes are inspected, and moving parts such as drawers and doors are operated.
Items are packed for export and labelled by room, unit or floor so they can be placed on site without guesswork.
Where a project requires an independent inspection, we coordinate with the appointed inspector and the inspection schedule.
A project quotation is built from the scope you send, not from a single unit price.
The item list, quantities and room types are the starting point for the quotation.
Materials, finishes, hardware and construction details change the cost of the same item.
Drawing review, samples, mock-ups, inspection, packing and shipping can be included or handled separately.
Order volume, production scheduling and required delivery dates affect both price and lead time.