Louvre Furniture Mall
A starting point for design-led interiors, premium furniture and complete room settings.
Explore Lecong’s furniture malls, Longjiang’s exhibition venues and materials trading, and Jiujiang–Shatou’s manufacturing area. Choose a place by what you need to buy.
The directory combines 33 Lecong chamber-listed entries with nine Longjiang and Jiujiang–Shatou venue or area guides. Listings include malls, exhibition venues, a materials market, manufacturers and wider industrial areas; they are not 42 equivalent retail markets. Coverage is selective, not a complete or live register of every Foshan business. How we verify names ↗
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A starting point for design-led interiors, premium furniture and complete room settings.
Modern, classical, solid-wood and Chinese-style furniture, with office collections too.
Specialist shopping areas for sofas, hospitality furniture and living-room combinations.
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.
Exhibition venues may have event-specific access. Materials traders and factories serve different needs from finished-furniture shops. Confirm appointments and event dates.
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.
These are source-listed destinations, not independently inspected suppliers. Call ahead to confirm the current name, entrance and product mix.
Mixed furniture brands
Mixed furniture; confirm current tenants
Mixed furniture
Mixed furniture; confirm current tenants
Furniture manufacturing and sales
Hotel and residential furniture
Hotel furniture; confirm current collections
Mixed furniture; confirm current tenants
Multi-showroom furniture destination
Wholesale and retail furniture
Furniture manufacturing and sales
Mixed furniture; confirm current tenants
Trade listing; confirm showroom and product range
Furniture brands and showrooms
Office, glass and wood furniture
Cabinets and occasional furniture
Leather and fabric sofas; manufacturer listing
Mixed furniture; confirm current tenants
Mixed furniture; confirm current tenants
Chamber-listed exhibition destination; confirm current trading name
Furniture showroom group
Furniture malls operated by Longwei Group
Multi-supplier furniture destination
Hotel furniture; confirm current collections
Classical rosewood furniture
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Lecong and Longjiang are in Shunde; Jiujiang–Shatou is in Nanhai. A factory cluster is not a walk-in retail mall, and an exhibition report does not confirm year-round access. Different English guides may translate the same Chinese name differently. Sunlink and Shunlian refer to the same group; North and South are separate destinations. Empire is also called Huangchao. Do not confuse Louvre with the wider Lecong market or assume every “International Furniture Expo” name identifies the same venue.
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