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Modern, classical, solid-wood and Chinese-style furniture, with office collections too.
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Foshan’s furniture landscape extends across several areas: finished-furniture malls in Lecong, exhibition venues and materials trading in Longjiang, and manufacturing suppliers in Jiujiang–Shatou. Each serves a different buying task.
Start with the places that match your rooms, style and purpose. This guide connects the major markets with what you can find there—and the questions worth asking when you arrive.
Understand the market landscape ↗Keep your destinations, shop locations and furniture details together. Build a personal visit list, mark where you have been and print Chinese destination cards.
Create your Market Notebook ↗Furniture malls, trade venues and materials.
Explore the different areas of Foshan.
Furniture-style illustrations. Explore each guide for market details and sources.
Modern, classical, solid-wood and Chinese-style furniture, with office collections too.
A branded mall format covering bedrooms, children’s furniture and contemporary home collections.
Also known as Shunde Empire or Huangchao, with residential and project-furniture destinations.
Wholesale and retail furniture across living rooms, bedrooms, wood styles and outdoor pieces.
A multi-hall furniture destination near Shajiao, with modern, classical and office collections.
A focused destination for office-furniture sourcing and workplace projects.
Longjiang is a separate furniture-producing town in Shunde, with showrooms, exhibition venues and materials businesses.
A furniture exhibition venue in Longjiang, identified as the opening venue of the August 2026 Dragon Furniture Fair.
A Longjiang furniture exhibition and trading venue included in the six-venue exhibition network.
A Longjiang exhibition destination within the linked furniture and home-industry fair network.
One of the named Longjiang venues linked by the August 2026 furniture exhibition.
A Longjiang furniture exhibition venue named in the six-venue Dragon Furniture Fair network.
A named member of Longjiang’s six-venue furniture exhibition network.
A specialist materials trading destination in Longjiang, distinct from finished-furniture shopping malls.
A furniture manufacturing cluster in Nanhai, separate from Lecong and Longjiang in Shunde.
One day to explore, or three days to compare and refine. Choose a route around what you want to buy—not a race to visit every building.
Plan your market visit ↗Match your room list with the right market categories.
Compare dimensions, materials, comfort and construction.
Record model codes, shop locations and complete quotations.
Clear answers for a better first visit.
Foshan has several furniture trading and manufacturing areas. Lecong in Shunde is a major finished-furniture showroom district. Nearby Longjiang combines exhibition venues, factory showrooms and furniture-materials trading. Jiujiang–Shatou in Nanhai is another manufacturing area, best explored through confirmed supplier appointments. These are separate places, not one building.
No. Lecong is the wider furniture-market area. Louvre is one destination within it, alongside Sunlink North, Sunlink South, Red Star Macalline, Empire, Nanhua, Dongheng, Tuanyi and many smaller halls.
The area includes wholesale and retail sellers. A single item, a complete home and a repeat commercial order can have different prices and minimum quantities. Confirm each seller’s order terms and compare the full delivery cost before buying.
Choose by the task: Lecong for comparing finished-furniture collections; Longjiang for exhibition venues, manufacturing discussions and materials; Jiujiang–Shatou for pre-arranged supplier visits. Individual venue descriptions are research starting points, not quality rankings or endorsements.
There is no single market price. Materials, dimensions, finish, order quantity and seller terms change the quotation. Compare equivalent specifications and include packing, collection, freight, destination charges and delivery before deciding whether a purchase offers value.
A focused first comparison can fit into one day. For a whole-home brief, a practical starting plan is three days: explore, compare specifications, then return to your shortlist. Complex custom or hotel projects need appointments and additional sample-review time. This is planning advice, not a guaranteed schedule.
Opening hours vary by mall, showroom and holiday period. Confirm directly with your selected destinations before travelling, especially around Chinese New Year. This guide avoids presenting one set of opening hours as valid for every furniture market.
No. Lecong and Longjiang are separate towns in Shunde. Jiujiang–Shatou is in Nanhai. This guide covers all three, while distinguishing shopping malls, exhibition venues, materials markets and manufacturing areas. Confirm factory access and fair dates separately from ordinary showroom opening.
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