Development, manufacturing and showroom visits are becoming closely connected parts of the MILOS furniture business. In March 2026, MILOS announced that its Houjie branch factory in Dongguan had opened and entered production. The site brings together modern workshops, a furnished showroom and a custom furniture development laboratory, providing a shared setting for product presentation and manufacturing discussions.
For designers, dealers and project buyers, the relationship between factory and showroom involves practical questions. Furniture proportions, combinations of stone, wood finishes and upholstery, and the translation of drawing dimensions into finished products all need to be clarified through product viewing and production discussions.
Production spans indoor and outdoor furniture
According to previously published MILOS brand information, the Houjie branch draws on the local furniture supply chain to expand two product lines, Italian minimalist indoor furniture and outdoor garden furniture. The work involves solid wood, metal and upholstery. Services include manufacturing to supplied drawings, bulk project procurement and dealer supply.
Each business has different communication requirements. Residential commissions often begin with dimensions, materials and placement. Bulk procurement focuses on consistency between samples and subsequent production. Dealers need to understand product ranges, material options and display arrangements together. Organising this information clearly helps everyone discuss the same product on a common basis.
A furnished showroom supports product decisions
The brand showroom accompanying the new factory was announced in the original opening news. It provides dealers, interior styling studios and project buyers with a place to view products and discuss cooperation. Finished furniture, outdoor combinations and coordinated displays allow visitors to compare scale and material relationships in a furnished setting.
Close observation is another important part of a showroom visit. Junctions between wood and stone, upholstery transitions, cabinet and shelving connections, and side and rear profiles can influence how furniture is understood within a project. In-person discussions turn these details into clearer points for confirmation.
Moving custom furniture discussions from images to specifications
Manufacturing to supplied drawings is an important MILOS service. A discussion can develop from visual references into dimensioned drawings, material samples and intended use, followed by checks of surface finishes, structural relationships and site conditions. Clear written and visual information provides a shared reference for subsequent decisions.
The development of production and display facilities in Houjie creates more opportunities for this exchange. Customers can explore products on the website, enquire about showroom appointments and discuss suitability alongside actual materials and furniture. Manufacturing capabilities become easier to understand, while product information becomes easier to verify.
From product development to showroom presentation, the Houjie facilities reflect MILOS’s continuing investment in furniture manufacturing and professional service. Information about viewing arrangements, customisation scope and individual products is available through the brand’s contact channels.
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