Lenatees Furniture Announces OEM/ODM Custom Furniture Services for Global B2B Buyers
Sep 9, 2026
The Foshan-based manufacturer supports project buyers, importers, distributors and furniture brands with made-to-order production.
Foshan, Guangdong Sheng Jul 29, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - Lenatees Furniture, a Foshan furniture factory and custom furniture manufacturer in China, has announced the availability of its OEM and ODM furniture manufacturing services for global business-to-business customers.
The company supports project buyers, furniture importers, distributors, wholesalers, hospitality businesses, interior design companies and international furniture brands seeking made-to-order furniture production in China. Its services are designed for customers who require more flexibility than standard, ready-made furniture collections can provide.
Lenatees Furniture manufactures furniture for residential, hospitality and commercial environments, including bedrooms, living rooms, dining areas, villas, apartments, hotels, restaurants, showrooms and other project spaces.
Its product categories include upholstered beds, multifunctional beds, bedside tables, sofas, lounge seating, dining tables, dining chairs, cabinets and coordinated furniture collections. Product specifications can be adjusted according to the requirements of the buyer or project.
Through its OEM services, Lenatees can manufacture furniture based on customer-provided designs, technical drawings, reference images, product specifications or existing product concepts. Buyers may request customization of dimensions, materials, upholstery, colors, finishes, configurations, packaging and branding.
Its ODM services support customers who need assistance developing or adapting furniture for a particular market, brand position or project. The process may include product concept review, material selection, size adjustment, sample development and production coordination.
"International furniture buyers often need a manufacturing partner that can understand both the product design and the practical requirements of production, packaging and export," said Shanice, founder of Lenatees Furniture. "Lenatees aims to provide a clear and flexible manufacturing process for customers developing private-label collections or project furniture."
For hotel, villa and commercial project buyers, Lenatees can review furniture schedules, drawings, mood boards, reference photographs and product lists before production. The company works with customers to confirm materials, dimensions, colors, finishes and other specifications needed for the project.
For importers, distributors and furniture brands, the company provides private-label and made-to-order production intended to help buyers create furniture collections for their target markets without establishing their own manufacturing facilities.
The company's manufacturing coordination process can cover design review, material confirmation, sample development, production planning, quality inspection, packaging and export preparation. The specific process is determined by the product category, order requirements and customization scope.
Based in Foshan, one of China's established furniture manufacturing regions, Lenatees Furniture aims to connect international buyers with customizable furniture production and project-based supply capabilities.
Companies interested in discussing an OEM, ODM or project furniture order can submit their drawings, reference images, product list or project requirements through the Lenatees Furniture website.
Lenatees Furniture is a Foshan furniture factory and custom furniture manufacturer in China serving OEM and ODM buyers, project purchasers, importers, distributors, wholesalers and furniture brands. The company supplies customizable furniture for residential, hospitality and commercial applications, with support for product development, material selection, made-to-order production, quality inspection, packaging and export preparation.
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