Explore furniture for villas, homes and hotel projects, from sofas and dining sets to bedroom furniture and coordinated room packages. Share your floor plan, furniture list and delivery destination to discuss materials, customization and an itemized project quotation.
A George Group overview of whole-house sourcing across furniture and building materials. Use the collections and checklists below to plan your furniture package.
Start with the rooms you need to furnish, then compare style, comfort, dimensions and materials. Browse the furniture planning options below; images are design references, and the exact models, specifications and availability are confirmed in your quotation.
Plan desks, seating, storage and coordinated office procurement. Read the practical buying guide.
Compare sofa layouts, seat depth, upholstery and access dimensions for your living room.
Coordinate clean-lined seating, coffee tables and storage with your chosen material palette.
Match table dimensions, seating capacity, tabletop material and chair clearance.
Plan beds, bedside tables and bedroom storage around mattress sizes and room access.
Build a coordinated room list for a home, villa or apartment and review hotel project options.
A useful furniture package starts with a room list, rather than a fixed bundle. This example for a three-bedroom home is a planning checklist, not a priced offer. Adjust quantities and sizes to your floor plan, household and budget.
| Room | Illustrative furniture list | Confirm before quotation |
|---|---|---|
| Living room | 1 sofa or sectional, 1 coffee table, 1 TV unit; add accent chairs and side tables as space allows. | Seating capacity, sofa orientation, seat comfort, TV wall width, walkway and delivery access. |
| Dining room | 1 dining table, 6–8 chairs; add a sideboard if needed. | Table length and width, chair spacing, tabletop material, base design and clearance around the set. |
| Three bedrooms | 3 beds with suitable mattresses and up to 6 bedside tables; dressers or desks where needed. | Mattress size, bed frame dimensions, headboard height, bedside sockets and opening space for storage. |
| Study & entrance | Desk, task chair, bookcase or console as required. | Work surface size, cable access, storage needs, stability and circulation space. |
| Hotel or apartment project | Repeatable room sets based on approved room types, plus lobby or shared-area furniture. | Room count, layout variations, usage level, required test documentation, sample-room approval and phased delivery. |
Built-in wardrobes, kitchen cabinets, lighting, curtains and other finishes can be coordinated as separate scope items. Specify which are included in your request. For hospitality projects, explore hotel furniture supply.
Compare furniture proportions, finishes and seating comfort in person, alongside complementary building materials. Bring your floor plan, room photos, preferred styles and target budget.
Ask the team to confirm current furniture displays, product availability and your visit schedule in advance.
A similar appearance does not mean the same construction. Ask for the material specification of each component, rather than relying on labels such as “luxury” or “solid wood” for the entire item.
| Option | Where to compare it | Details to request |
|---|---|---|
| Solid wood | Table bases, frames and selected furniture components. | Wood species, which components are solid wood, construction, finish and care guidance for your indoor conditions. |
| Wood veneer & engineered panels | Cabinet bodies, sideboards, desks and decorative surfaces. | Core board, veneer or surface finish, edge sealing, hardware and relevant material documentation. |
| Fabric or leather upholstery | Sofas, accent chairs, dining chairs and upholstered beds. | Exact fabric or leather type, colour sample, frame, cushion filling, seat firmness, cleaning method and any required test report. |
| Stone or sintered-stone tabletops | Dining tables, coffee tables and side tables. | Exact surface material, thickness, edge detail, supporting base, weight, care and protective packing. |
For hotels and heavy use: provide the destination and project requirements before selection. Confirm the applicable upholstery, fire-performance or other documentation for the exact item and configuration; a company-level certificate does not cover every product.
The total depends on the room list, quantities, construction, upholstery, sizes and delivery scope. A sofa price or a showroom photo cannot establish the budget for an entire house. Request an itemized quotation for your selected configuration.
| Cost area | What changes the price | What the quote should state |
|---|---|---|
| Furniture & customization | Number of rooms, models, dimensions, materials, upholstery, hardware and custom details. | Item code, reference image, dimensions, quantity, unit price, line total and currency. |
| Samples & preparation | Finish samples, sample pieces, drawings and any agreed design work. | Availability, charges, approval steps and whether any cost is credited to the order. |
| Packing & freight | Packed volume, weight, protection needs, destination and shipment method. | Packing scope, freight basis, delivery point and agreed shipping terms. |
| Destination & installation | Import clearance, local taxes or duties, final delivery, unloading, carrying and assembly. | Which services and costs are included, excluded or arranged locally. |
Budget formula: furniture + agreed customization and packing + freight + applicable destination charges + any separately arranged installation. Avoid counting a cost twice when it is already included in the quoted delivery terms.
Compare offers with the same dimensions, materials, quantities and delivery scope. Ask for quotation validity, payment milestones and an estimated production schedule after the specifications are approved.
Review room types, sample approval and project supply.
George Group has 40,000 m² of total showroom space in Foshan, where you can compare materials, finishes and product options for your project.
Compare coordinated material options against your project budget. Our team can help with product selection, budget planning and order coordination.
Work with the team on room lists, product selections and approvals. Keep the chosen sizes, materials, finishes and order references together to reduce avoidable misunderstandings.
George Group was established in 2006. Furniture sourcing can be coordinated with other building material categories when your project needs a broader supply package.
Confirm the construction, finish and inspection requirements for your selected furniture. Warranty coverage depends on the item and written order terms. Read our warranty and after-sales guidance.
Discuss packing, shipment and the agreed delivery point before ordering. Confirm whether customs clearance, local delivery, unloading and assembly are included or need separate arrangements.
Build a furniture schedule with room names, items, sizes and quantities.
Review layout, proportions and style references before final selection.
Compare finishes, upholstery and construction specifications.
Review item costs and separate product prices from delivery charges.
Track selections, approvals and agreed production requirements.
Confirm packing, shipping terms and destination responsibilities.
Explore customer experiences and George Group project sourcing videos. These examples cover broader building material projects; they do not establish the furniture specification, price or delivery terms for your own order. For more feedback, see George Furniture customer reviews.
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Explore furniture options for hospitality projects.
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Review office furnishing and procurement considerations.
Read customer experiences and evaluate project evidence.
Send what you have now; a room list and a few reference images are a useful starting point. Final prices and production timing require confirmed specifications.
Discuss your room list with the team whether you are furnishing one home or a multi-room development. Order suitability and minimum quantities depend on the selected products, customization and production arrangements; confirm these for your proposed package.
Start with sofas and living room seating, dining tables and chairs, beds and bedside tables, desks and storage furniture. Add room-specific requirements to the schedule. Built-in cabinets, lighting, curtains and other building materials should be identified as separate scope items, with availability and inclusions confirmed in the quote.
Yes. Send the floor plan with room names, approximate dimensions, reference images and your priorities. The team can discuss a furniture list and coordinated selections. Confirm the scope, deliverables and any fees for design or drawing work before it begins.
Customization depends on the model and construction. Ask which dimensions and finishes can be changed, then approve the final drawings and material references before production. Confirm whether changes affect price, minimum quantities, samples or lead time.
Request component-level specifications: frame and panel materials, wood species where applicable, surface finish, hardware, fabric or leather type, and cushion filling. Compare samples and care instructions alongside appearance. Ask for applicable product documentation when a project requires a specific performance standard.
There is no single price for every home. Room count, item quantities, sizes, materials, upholstery, customization and delivery scope all affect the total. Request an itemized quote and confirm whether packing, freight, taxes or duties, local delivery and assembly are included.
Minimum quantities can vary by item, finish and customization request. Share the quantity for each product and ask the team to identify any minimums or quantity-related price changes before you approve the furniture schedule.
Discuss available fabric, leather and finish samples, or a sample piece or room for a larger project. Confirm sample costs, production timing, delivery and whether any cost is credited to the final order. Record approvals so the full order follows the agreed specification.
The schedule depends on the approved product list, customization, quantities, production capacity and destination. Request separate estimates for approvals, production, inspection, packing, international transport and destination delivery. Confirm the start conditions and allow time for changes or customs processing.
Provide room dimensions and the access route, including doors, corridors, stairs, elevator doors and cabins, and any turning restrictions. Confirm the packed dimensions and whether large items can be disassembled. Agree separately on carrying, unpacking, assembly, installation and packaging removal at the destination.
Agree on inspection criteria, photos or video records, item labels and protective packing for the selected furniture. Fragile tops, corners and upholstered surfaces may need different protection. Confirm packing specifications, container loading arrangements and any cargo insurance before shipment.
Inspect the delivery promptly and keep photos of packaging, labels and affected pieces, along with the order reference and delivery records. Contact the team before repairs or disposal. The resolution depends on the cause, delivery terms, insurance and written warranty conditions. Confirm coverage, duration, exclusions and any freight or service costs for the selected products before ordering.
For the support process, read our warranty and after-sales guidance. Ready to plan? Review the furniture quotation checklist.
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