Establish your style
Choose Louvre or Sunlink North for a residential brief. For an office project, start at Tuanyi instead. Limit yourself to the rooms or product categories that matter most.
THE VISIT / A BETTER WAY THROUGH
Go with a plan.
Leave with clarity.
The goal is not to see every showroom. It is to find the right furniture, understand the differences and build a shortlist you trust.
CHOOSE YOUR PACE
A focused first day
Make one useful comparison
Choose a complementary destination: Sunlink South for sofas or hotel furniture, Nanhua for residential comparisons, or another relevant showroom from the directory.
Capture a usable shortlist
Save shop locations, model codes, dimensions and contact details. Request written quotations for the same specification so you can compare later.
A considered three-day visit
Explore and narrow
Use Louvre and/or Sunlink North to define the styles, proportions and finish combinations you want. Choose fewer categories and look carefully.
Explore Longjiang
Arrange furniture showroom or factory appointments in Longjiang. Choose a relevant exhibition venue if access is confirmed; visit the materials market if fabrics, leather or components are part of your brief.
Return with better questions
For a manufacturing brief, arrange Jiujiang–Shatou supplier visits. Otherwise return to your strongest Lecong or Longjiang candidates. Check samples, confirm measurements and refine quotations. Reserve extra time for custom work rather than rushing an order.
Suggested itineraries, not timed transport schedules. Adjust for appointments, traffic, holidays and the scale of your project.
Choose the right area,
then the right entrance.
Lecong’s malls and Longjiang’s exhibition and materials venues are in Shunde. Jiujiang–Shatou’s manufacturing area is in Nanhai. A generic search for “Foshan furniture market” can leave you far from the showroom you intended to visit.
Give your driver the exact mall name in Chinese. Ask the supplier to send its current map pin, building, floor and entrance. If arriving through Guangzhou, plan the last leg to your chosen mall rather than relying on one travel-time estimate for all of Foshan.
Keep your day within a manageable set of destinations. Large furniture orders often need return visits, so a convenient base and clear showroom records matter more than an ambitious route.
PACK THE RIGHT INFORMATION
Your before-you-go list.
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A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Before you go.
Clear answers for a better first visit.
01How many days should I plan?+
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.
02What are the opening hours?+
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.
03Are Longjiang and Lecong the same place?+
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.
Go direct to the right destination.
Detailed guides include Chinese names, location notes, research references and destination cards. Where a current contact is not verified, arrange access through your named supplier. Confirm your showroom appointment directly with the market or seller before you travel.
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