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CUSTOM FURNITURE MANUFACTURING FROM YOUR DRAWINGS

Custom Furniture Manufacturing from Your Drawings

From approved design to controlled production and final delivery.

Already have CAD drawings, reference images, dimensions, materials or workmanship requirements?

ChiuChiu translates your project information into production-ready specifications, an itemized quotation, approved materials and finishes, controlled manufacturing, documented quality control and export-ready delivery.

You provide the design intent. We provide the manufacturing control needed to build it correctly.

For Interior Designers · Architects · Developers · Procurement Teams · Private Clients

Request a Production Review See the 7-Stage Process
Already have a complete BOQ? See Review Options
CAD / PDF Drawings Reference Images Dimensions & Quantities Materials & Finishes Craftsmanship Requirements

Your files do not need to be packaged perfectly. Our first step is to identify what is ready, what is missing and what requires approval.

MATERIAL & FINISH BASIS 02 / APPROVED
Fabric
Leather
Veneer
Metal
Stone
Paint

Defined Product Approved Specification Comparable Price

One accountable workflow Approval before production Evidence before shipment

02 MANUFACTURING CAPABILITY

Depth Behind Every Piece. Control Around Every Decision.

Reliable manufacturing is not one machine or one sales desk. Product development, material sourcing, woodworking, finishing, upholstery, inspection, packing and project communication work from the same approved record.

  • 01 Foshan / Shunde Manufacturing coordination
  • 02 Factory-Side Production accountability
  • 03 Export-Ready Inspection and release

Want to see the production system behind the project?

Explore Our Foshan Manufacturing System

03 / ONE STANDARD, EVERY PROJECT

Hotel-Tier Discipline. Bespoke Execution.

The same habits used to coordinate hospitality furniture - controlled submittals, recorded approvals, inspection evidence and pre-shipment sign-off - are applied to bespoke residential and commercial projects. The design may be unique; the control process should never be improvised.

See Hotel Furniture Manufacturing

Four controls. One accountable standard.

SELECT A STANDARD TO VIEW THE RELATED STAGE
Drawing Control Each item is connected to a current drawing and revision. SCREEN 13 Sample Approval Materials and finishes are approved before production release. SCREEN 10 Documented QC Findings are returned as photos, measurements and status records. SCREEN 13 Pre-Shipment Sign-Off Final condition is reviewed before packing and dispatch. SCREEN 15

Hospitality project evidence

03 PROJECT ENVIRONMENTS Swipe to view all three projects →
Overwater hospitality resort villas arranged across a turquoise lagoon
Resort Hospitality Coordinated Furniture Packages
Luxury hotel architecture set into a landscaped mountain environment
Five-Star Hotel Repeatable Quality Standards
Contemporary destination hotel lobby with a custom timber reception desk
Luxury Destination Hotel Controlled Project Handover

04 / CONTROLLED PROJECT WORKFLOW

One Accountable Path from Design Intent to Delivery.

Your project moves through a sequence of reviewable decisions. At every stage, you can see what information is being used, what requires approval and what document allows the project to move forward.

See the Complete Design-to-Delivery Workflow
STAGE 01 / DIRECTION

REVIEWABLE DECISION 01

Design Direction

Align the project direction before individual items move into development.

Input
Drawings, reference images, scope and project priorities
Decision
Confirm the design direction, item scope and key requirements.
Output
Approved project brief

Align the project direction before individual items move into development.

Input
Drawings, reference images, scope and project priorities
Decision
Confirm the design direction, item scope and key requirements.
Output
Approved project brief

05 / REFERENCE WORK, BESPOKE OUTCOME

Past Work Proves Direction. Your Specification Defines the Result.

Reference projects show our ability to understand a material language, detailing level and complete furniture programme. They are evidence of relevant execution - not templates. Your drawings, dimensions, CMF schedule and workmanship requirements remain the authority for your project.

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04 REFERENCE PROJECTS

Production capabilities shown in context

Swipe or use the arrows to explore
01

Whole-Home Furniture Programme

Large private residential project representing a complete whole-home furniture scope
  • Wood
  • Stone
  • Metalwork
  • Neutral Upholstery
WHAT THIS PROJECT PROVES

Whole-Home Coordination

Furniture developed consistently across connected rooms.

02

Coordinated Multi-Room Interior

Connected residential rooms using a coordinated wood, stone, metal and textile palette
  • Wood
  • Natural Stone
  • Brushed Metal
  • Textile
WHAT THIS PROJECT PROVES

Material Continuity

Wood, stone, metal and upholstery coordinated as one palette.

03

Bespoke Seating Collection

Custom residential lounge seating demonstrating controlled proportion, comfort and upholstery
  • Fabric
  • Foam & Filling
  • Timber Frame
  • Tailoring
WHAT THIS PROJECT PROVES

Bespoke Upholstery

Proportion, comfort, tailoring and fabric application controlled by item.

04

Detailed Residential Interior

Detailed villa interior combining sculptural furniture with marble, timber and metal finishes
  • Marble
  • Wood
  • Metalwork
  • Tailored Upholstery
WHAT THIS PROJECT PROVES

Complex Forms and Finishes

Sculptural forms and detailed finishes translated into production requirements.

Project 1 of 4
REFERENCE IS EVIDENCE, NOT A TEMPLATE

Relevant experience guides the process. Your approved specification defines the result.

06 / YOUR PROJECT TEAM

One Project Team. Clear Ownership at Every Stage.

Your drawings should not be reinterpreted by disconnected departments. One coordinated project team carries the approved information through technical review, BOQ and quotation, material approval, factory supervision and quality reporting.

RESPONSIBILITY MAP

One record. Four accountable roles.

APPROVED INFORMATION MOVES WITH THE PROJECT
ChiuChiu project leadership team
01 / CLIENT OWNER Project Lead
ONE APPROVED PROJECT
RECORD DRAWINGS · BOQ · CMF · QC
Project team discussing material and design information
02 / COMMERCIAL Project Coordination
Technical designers reviewing drawings and production details
03 / TECHNICAL Design & Engineering
Factory supervisor checking work on the production floor
04 / FACTORY Factory Supervision
OWNERSHIP BY ROLE

A named owner for every decision.

01 CLIENT & DECISIONS

Project Lead

Owns the timeline, meeting record, key decisions and client communication.

TIMELINE · DECISIONS · COMMUNICATION
02 COMMERCIAL CONTROL

Project Coordination

Maintains the BOQ, quotation, sourcing status and approval log.

BOQ · QUOTATION · SOURCING · APPROVALS
03 TECHNICAL CONTROL

Design and Engineering

Translates design intent into dimensions, materials and production-ready details.

DRAWINGS · DIMENSIONS · MATERIALS · DETAILS
04 PRODUCTION CONTROL

Factory Supervision

Checks feasibility, production status, corrective action and pre-shipment readiness.

FEASIBILITY · STATUS · CORRECTION · RELEASE

Owns the timeline, meeting record, key decisions and client communication.

TIMELINE · DECISIONS · COMMUNICATION

07 / CHOOSE YOUR SERVICE SCOPE

Already Have the Design? Start with Manufacturing.

You do not need to purchase another design package. If your drawings and specifications are ready, we begin with manufacturability review, item breakdown, CMF confirmation, quotation and production planning. If critical information is missing, add only the drawing-deepening support required to close the gaps.

Ready to begin with a production-focused review.

Files You Can Provide

  • CAD or PDF drawings
  • Reference images
  • Dimensions and quantities
  • Materials and finishes
  • Workmanship requirements

Service Output

  • Manufacturability review
  • Clarification list
  • Item breakdown
  • CMF approval plan
  • Spec-linked quotation
  • Production and QC plan
Start a Manufacturing Review

Use this path when dimensions, construction details, joinery, material codes or room coordination are incomplete.

ADD SUPPORT ONLY WHERE REQUIRED

Typical information gaps

  • 01Dimensions
  • 02Construction details
  • 03Joinery
  • 04Material codes
  • 05Room coordination
Need Drawing Deepening Support?
START WITH WHAT IS READY

Manufacturing review first. Drawing support only where information is missing.

08 / ITEM SCHEDULE

Every Piece Gets a Production Identity Before It Is Priced.

Before a product is quoted or manufactured, it is registered by room, location, item code, dimensions, quantity, orientation and reference. This turns a collection of drawings and images into a traceable furniture schedule.

REQUIRED IDENTITY FIELDS

Six fields connect every item.

  1. 01Item Code
  2. 02Room and Location
  3. 03Product Description
  4. 04Dimensions
  5. 05Quantity and Handing
  6. 06Reference and Revision
LINKED ITEM PLAN / P8

Living Area Furniture Register

P8 living area furniture layout showing dimensions, quantities and left or right arm orientation
PLAN LOCATION Select a numbered marker to find its schedule record.
SEPARATE VILLA IDENTITY EXAMPLE CC39007-022 links application, reference size, quantity and category.

This blue-sofa identity example is separate from the P8 living-layout illustration above.

EXAMPLE ITEM REGISTRATION

Two linked production records

02 ITEMS

Select a record to locate the same numbered item on the plan. Source fields not visible in P8 remain marked TBC.

Item LIV-2S-RH-01 is selected and linked on the plan.

09 / PRODUCT BREAKDOWN

We Break the Design Down Until the Factory Does Not Have to Guess.

For each product, we record overall dimensions, construction, frame, filling, upholstery, visible surfaces, hardware, special craftsmanship and unresolved questions. This removes guesswork before pricing, sampling and manufacturing.

REAL VILLA ITEM BREAKDOWN Heritage Birch Velvet Sofa FULL PAGE / FIT TO VIEW
Villa sofa manufacturing breakdown showing dimensions, construction notes, materials, finishes, hardware and CMF samples
FULL PAGE PREVIEW Select an index below to inspect the detail.
P9 LOGIC / VILLA BREAKDOWN EVIDENCE Dimensions, visible construction, CMF and manufacturing notes are recorded on one reviewable item page.

Full furniture breakdown page is visible.

10 / CMF APPROVAL

Approve Colour, Material and Finish in the Real World.

Subjective descriptions are converted into coded physical samples. Fabric, leather, veneer, stone, metal tone, paint colour and surface sheen are reviewed against the same item record before production release.

CMF

Colour + Material + Finish, connected to a named furniture item and a recorded approval status.

MATERIAL CATEGORIES

Filter the evidence, then select a sample to inspect its record.

INTERACTIVE CMF REGISTER

Six material decisions. One traceable item record.

Example Record

EXAMPLE APPROVAL RECORD

EX-FAB-01

APPROVAL STATUS Approved
Sample Code
EX-FAB-01
Material Category
Fabric
Colour, Texture and Sheen
Deep navy / tactile woven texture / low sheen
Applied Item
LV-CH-01 / Lounge chair upholstery
Substitution Rule
No substitution without matching colour, hand-feel, weave performance and written approval.
RECORDED APPROVAL PATH
  1. Submitted Completed
  2. Reviewed Completed
  3. Approved Current

Example fields shown for workflow demonstration. Replace these codes and statuses with the approved record for the live project.

SUBSTITUTION CONTROL No material or finish substitution enters production without recorded approval.
Explore the Material & Finish Library LEATHER / FABRIC / STONE / WOOD / PAINT / HARDWARE

EXAMPLE CMF APPROVAL RECORD

EX-FAB-01

Close furniture detail showing deep navy woven fabric applied to upholstery
APPROVAL STATUS Approved
Material Category
Fabric
Colour, Texture and Sheen
Deep navy / tactile woven texture / low sheen
Applied Item
LV-CH-01 / Lounge chair upholstery
Substitution Rule
No substitution without matching colour, hand-feel, weave performance and written approval.
RECORDED APPROVAL PATH
  1. Submitted Completed
  2. Reviewed Completed
  3. Approved Current

Example record. Production uses the item-specific approved code, physical sample and revision history.

11 / ITEMIZED QUOTATION

A Quotation You Can Audit Line by Line.

Price is connected to a defined item, dimension, quantity, material, finish, build level and inclusion. Alternative options are shown separately, so a lower price cannot hide an unapproved change in specification.

THE COMPARISON RULE Compare the same product basis before comparing the price.
SANITIZED VILLA QUOTATION EXAMPLE CC39007-022 / Three build-level options Commercial values and private metadata removed
Sanitized illustrative furniture quotation showing a sofa item, dimensions, quantity, three build-level specifications, material samples and redacted commercial values 01 ITEM BASIS 02 STANDARD CUSTOM 03 PRICE BASIS / REDACTED
ILLUSTRATIVE COMPARISON / NOT A LIVE FORMAL QUOTATION This sanitized Villa example demonstrates how item identity, dimensions, materials, build level and commercial fields are kept on one reviewable record. Final project documents govern.
01 / ITEM BASIS

CC39007-022 / Option 01

Dimensions
220 × 105 × 110 / source unit not stated
Quantity
2 pcs
02 / MATERIAL & BUILD OPTION

Standard Custom

MDF + solid wood frame / standard lacquer / engineered veneer

03 / UNIT & TOTAL PRICE

Commercial value redacted

Unit: redacted / Total: confirmed after final scope

WEB-BASED QUOTATION RECORD

One product basis. Three separately stated build options.

Hover, focus or select an option to match it with the document above.

Source-note: the example does not state an explicit unit for the reference dimensions or separate included/excluded-work columns. Those fields remain identified for formal quotation confirmation instead of being invented here.

COMPARISON GATE Compare the same product basis before comparing the price.
QUOTATION SERVICE SCOPE

Understand the difference before requesting a formal quotation.

01 / FREE INITIAL REVIEW

General direction before commitment.

  • General project understanding
  • Rough price direction
  • Initial scope and readiness discussion

This is not a formal purchase, tender or contractor quotation.

02 / $500 USD PROJECT START FEE

Detailed analysis and formal project documents.

  • Item-by-item BOQ review and classification
  • Material, finish and production-feasibility review
  • Formal PDF / XLSX factory quotation
  • Fully deductible from a future furniture order

A free initial review provides general project understanding and a rough price direction. Detailed item-by-item BOQ analysis and a formal PDF/XLSX quotation are covered by the $500 Project Start Fee, deductible from a future furniture order.

Request a Production Review Compare Free Initial Review and $500 Detailed BOQ

SANITIZED QUOTATION EXAMPLE Product / specification / material / commercial field
Expanded sanitized illustrative furniture quotation showing product, specification, material options and redacted price columns
Pinch or use + / - to zoom. Drag when enlarged. 100% / FIT PAGE

12 / QUALITY GRADES AND VALUE ENGINEERING

Choose the Build Level with Every Trade-Off Visible.

A lower price is useful only when you can see what changes. Each option is defined by construction, material, finish, durability and design fidelity before it enters the quotation.

ITEM-BY-ITEM BASIS A build-level decision changes the specification basis, never the identity of the item.
COMPARE ONE DIMENSION

Select one lens to isolate that trade-off across all five build levels.

All six comparison dimensions are visible.

Simplified construction, materials and surface detailing.

Construction
Simplified support and assembly methods.
Material
Economical, approved alternatives.
Finish
Standardised surface detailing.
Durability
Defined for lighter-duty applications.
Design Fidelity
Essential silhouette and function retained.
Best Use
Secondary or tightly budgeted spaces.

Protects the main visual character while controlling less-visible cost.

Construction
Reinforced where performance matters most.
Material
Key visible material character protected.
Finish
Main visible details retained.
Durability
Balanced for regular residential use.
Design Fidelity
Primary proportions and visual cues retained.
Best Use
Value-led residential furniture packages.

Reliable construction and repeatable finishes for coordinated project use.

Construction
Reliable, repeatable project structure.
Material
Coordinated project-grade selections.
Finish
Controlled for repeatable batch consistency.
Durability
Suited to coordinated project use.
Design Fidelity
Balanced across the complete programme.
Best Use
Multi-room residential or commercial projects.

Upgraded structure, materials and finishing for closer design fidelity.

Construction
Upgraded internal structure and support.
Material
Upgraded visible and internal materials.
Finish
Refined detailing and tighter tolerances.
Durability
Prepared for frequent, long-term use.
Design Fidelity
Closer to the approved design reference.
Best Use
Principal rooms and high-use spaces.

Maximum fidelity and the highest level of material and detail control.

Construction
Detail-specific premium build method.
Material
Highest approved material basis.
Finish
Maximum craftsmanship and surface control.
Durability
Highest specified performance basis.
Design Fidelity
Maximum fidelity to approved intent.
Best Use
Signature and statement furniture pieces.

Illustrative build-level framework. Final construction, materials, finish and performance are confirmed item by item before quotation and production release.

SAME ITEM / CONTROLLED TRADE-OFFS

One furniture identity. Three specification control areas.

These three details come from the same Villa furniture breakdown record. Select one to compare its related dimension above.

Source evidence: P12 quality-grade comparison and Villa Furniture Breakdown / CMF verification. Images illustrate the review method; the approved project specification governs.

VISIBLE VALUE ENGINEERING

When the price changes, the specification changes visibly - not through a hidden downgrade.

No build level carries a fixed price. Each quotation follows the item-specific approved basis.

13 / ENGINEERING AND DOCUMENTED QC

Nothing Is Cut Before the Approved Details Are Clear.

Before materials are released, design intent is translated into buildable shop drawings. Critical dimensions, frame construction, joints, upholstery build-up, hardware, interfaces, finish codes and tolerances are reviewed. The approved revision becomes the shared baseline for production and inspection.

The factory and the inspector work from the same approved revision.
ENGINEERING APPROVAL

One approved production baseline.

01 / BEFORE RELEASE
REPRESENTATIVE ENGINEERING OUTPUTS APPROVED REVISION
High-resolution villa sofa breakdown showing overall dimensions, construction, upholstery, hardware and CMF material references
01
ACTIVE QC FOCUS Material Inspection

CMF code and approved material reference

ENGINEERING OUTPUTS
  • Shop Drawings
  • BOM / BOQ
  • Construction Details
  • Hardware Schedule
  • CMF Codes
  • Approved Revision
FIVE-STAGE QUALITY CONTROL

Check while correction is still possible.

02 / DOCUMENTED QC

  1. Material type, colour, grain, thickness and approved reference.

  2. Dimensions, joints, reinforcement and structural stability.

  3. Construction, upholstery build-up, alignment and accessible details.

  4. Dimensions, appearance, function, stability and finish quality.

  5. Quantity, accessories, labels, condition and packing readiness.

P13 quality-control evidence showing a factory-floor furniture review and finished-condition references
DOCUMENTED INSPECTION FINISHED-CONDITION REFERENCE

Material Inspection is highlighted on the engineering record.

  1. Approved Revision
  2. Production
  3. Inspection Record
  4. Corrective Action
  5. Release
CORRECT WHILE ACCESSIBLE

Deviations are found while they can still be corrected - not after the container arrives.

14 / LOGISTICS, DELIVERY AND AFTERCARE

We Do Not Just Ship Furniture. We Prepare It to Land.

A shipment is successful only when the receiving team can identify, handle, assemble and report every item correctly. The furniture schedule remains connected to packing lists, case marks, packing photos, hardware lists and installation information.

DELIVERY PATH

Five accountable handover points.

  1. 01

    Factory Release

  2. 02

    Export Handover

  3. 03

    Site Receipt

  4. 04

    Installation Support

  5. 05

    Issue Closure

PROJECT DELIVERY DOSSIER
CONNECTED DELIVERY RECORD

Files that let the shipment land correctly.

ITEM-CODED · REVISION-CONTROLLED

Item-Coded Packing List

Room and Case Marks

Packing Photos

Hardware and Accessories List

Assembly Instructions

Container Loading Record

Arrival Issue Record

Protected furniture ready for export packing
01 / PROTECTProtective wrapping
Export cases with handling marks
02 / IDENTIFYExport case marks
Furniture hardware interface during installation
03 / ASSEMBLEInstallation interface

SCOPE CONFIRMATION Freight, customs support, installation and local assistance are confirmed according to project scope, destination and available service partners.

Explore Delivery Support

15 / EXPORT PACKAGING

Packaging Is Engineered Around the Piece.

Upholstery, veneer, lacquer, metal, glass and stone have different surfaces, weights and weak points. Their protection, support and outer-pack structures are therefore selected according to the product and delivery route.

SELECT A MATERIAL TO HIGHLIGHT ITS PRIMARY CONTROL LAYER
  1. Wrapped upholstered chairs protected from dust and abrasion
    01

    Surface Protection

    Protect finished surfaces from abrasion, dust and contamination.

  2. Foam layers protecting furniture edges and projecting details
    02

    Edge and Corner Protection

    Reinforce vulnerable corners and projecting details.

  3. Wrapped furniture secured with a supporting wooden outer frame
    03

    Outer Pack

    Select cartons, supporting frames or crates according to size, weight and fragility.

  4. Numbered export crates sequenced for container loading
    04

    Loading Control

    Check case marks, quantities and loading positions before container closure.

  • Item Code Verified
  • Quantity Verified
  • Packing Method Recorded
  • Loading Position Recorded
REFERENCE PLANNING SCENARIOIllustrative durations - confirm every project and freight route.

16 / PROJECT DELIVERY TIMELINE

Plan Backwards from the Required Arrival Date.

A reliable lead time starts with approval gates, not a production guess. Engineering, material approval, manufacturing, QC, packing, freight and installation must be planned as one connected path.

APPROVAL BASELINEREQUIRED ARRIVAL DATE · PLAN BACKWARDS ←
  1. 01APPROVAL GATE

    Engineering and Approvals

    Depending on file completeness and approval speed.

  2. 02CHOOSE ONE PATH

    Production

    CUSTOM PRODUCTION

    After drawings, materials and commercial scope are approved.

    OR
    CATALOGUE PRODUCTION

    When catalogue products are selected.

    Custom and catalogue production are alternative paths, not cumulative stages.
  3. 03RELEASE GATE

    Final QC and Packing

    After production completion.

  4. 04ROUTE EXAMPLE

    Ocean Freight Example

    China to Costa Rica in the PDF reference scenario.

    Other destinations require a route-specific estimate.
  5. 05SITE GATE

    Installation

    When installation is included and the site is ready.

WHAT CAN CHANGE THE DATE

  • Approval speed
  • Sample revisions
  • Material availability
  • Production period
  • Freight route
  • Site readiness

The target date becomes credible only when every approval and handover date has an owner.

17 / FROM TODAY TO PROJECT KICKOFF

Send the Package You Already Have.

Send your drawings, BOQ, reference images, dimensions, material requirements, destination and target date. We will organize the available information and show you the appropriate next step.

YOUR PROJECT INPUT PACKAGE

START WITH WHAT IS AVAILABLE
  • CAD, DWG or PDF Drawings
  • BOQ or Furniture Schedule
  • Reference Images or Renderings
  • Dimensions and Quantities
  • Materials, Colours and Finishes
  • Workmanship or Performance Requirements
  • Delivery Destination
  • Required On-Site Date

Do not have every file yet? Start with the information available. We will identify what is missing.

PATH 01

Free Initial Review

Clients who need an initial conversation, general project understanding and early budget direction.

INCLUDES

  • 15-20 minute project call
  • General project understanding
  • Rough price range

SCOPE LIMITThe free review does not include item-by-item BOQ analysis, detailed material recommendations, formal production feasibility checking, a detailed schedule or a formal factory quotation.

Request a Free Initial Review
PATH 02

$500 Detailed BOQ Review

Projects ready for item-by-item factory analysis, detailed pricing and production planning.

INCLUDES

  • BOQ review and item classification
  • Item-by-item factory quotation
  • Material and finish suggestions
  • Production feasibility check
  • Production complexity review
  • Timeline estimate
  • Shipping direction
  • Formal PDF / XLSX quotation

The $500 Project Start Fee is fully deductible from your future furniture order.

Start Detailed BOQ Review - $500
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT

Four steps to project kickoff.

  1. 01

    Confirm the Review Path

    Choose the free initial review or detailed BOQ review.

  2. 02

    Create the Project Record

    Organize files, contacts, scope and decision responsibilities.

  3. 03

    Receive Manufacturing Review V1

    Identify missing information, risks and required approvals.

  4. 04

    Approve the BOQ and Production Path

    Confirm the commercial scope and route toward sampling or production.