OEM & ODM Furniture

OEM & ODM development

From your brief
to a finished collection.

Develop a dining furniture range around your market. Start with an existing model or share drawings, reference images and samples for a focused review of design, materials and construction.

Illustrative furniture design workspace with an upholstered chair, fabric swatches and furniture sketches
Materials · proportions · finishesDesign development concept
Define the details

Make the range your own.

Customization starts with the intended product and use. We review the options together, then confirm the selected configuration in the sample and order specification.

Upholstered metal-frame dining chairs in a warm contemporary interior
01 / Form

Dimensions & structure

Share the dimensions, proportions and construction details you want to achieve. We can review an existing model or discuss a project based on your drawing or sample. Changes to seat height, back shape, tabletop size or frame structure are assessed together before a sample plan is agreed.

Furniture upholstery and finish samples arranged for comparison
02 / Surface

Upholstery & finishes

Build a material direction around your collection. Fabric choices, upholstery colors, metal finishes and tabletop options can be discussed according to the selected model. Provide reference swatches or finish requirements where possible, and use the agreed sample to confirm the appearance and combination before placing the production order.

Workers applying protective foam around dining tabletop edges
03 / Presentation

Branding & packaging

Tell us how the furniture needs to arrive and be presented. Neutral packaging, customer logo labels, protective materials and carton details can be reviewed with your brief. Share artwork and handling requirements early so packaging specifications and any additional costs can be included in the order discussion.

A shared reference at every stage

From first conversation
to production planning.

A clear brief, a reviewed sample and an agreed specification help keep the development conversation practical and consistent.

01

Share your brief

Send model references, drawings or samples, together with dimensions, materials, quantities and your target market. Include the delivery destination and timing so the team can identify the details that need clarification and understand the intended scope of your project.

02

Review the options

Discuss construction, materials, finish combinations and packing needs with the team. The review helps establish which details can follow an existing model and which require development. Confirm the quotation scope and sample requirements before moving to the next stage.

03

Agree on the sample

Review the sample against the agreed dimensions, materials and appearance. Record any revisions and confirm the final reference before bulk production. Sample preparation generally takes 7–15 days, depending on complexity and material availability; the actual schedule is agreed for your project.

04

Confirm production

Finalize quantities, the production specification, inspection points and packing arrangements. Production timing depends on the order and material plan, with a general reference of 15–30 days. Confirm the shipment terms and schedule with the team before making delivery commitments to your customers.

Prepare your inquiry

A useful brief makes
a better starting point.

You do not need every detail finalized to start a conversation. Send what you have, identify the decisions still open, and include your company name and email so we can review the next step.

  • Models or reference drawingsAttach model numbers, sketches, reference images or sample details.
  • Dimensions & materialsInclude units, upholstery preferences and finish references.
  • Quantity & marketList quantities per model and tell us who the range is for.
  • Destination & packagingShare delivery location, preferred timing and label or carton needs.