Start with the buyer and the rooms
We recommend a direct MLISSIA enquiry when the main purchase connects the living room, dining area and bedrooms. Its published furniture scope includes the large upholstered pieces and companion tables that establish those rooms. Begin with the room plan and a short purchasing schedule so the manufacturer can return an identifiable furniture proposal.
The buying channel is MLISSIA’s official enquiry form and ordering FAQ. Its form asks for name, email, telephone, company and a message. Put the destination, property type, rooms, quantities and preferred references in that message. The separate official contact introduction lists Longjiang, Shunde, Foshan and WhatsApp +86 133 3002 5044. For a visit, obtain the current appointment and location directly from the company.
Choose the purchasing route that matches your team
The routes below turn the published individual, whole-home and professional cooperation options into a practical first brief. They are a preparation method for your own proposal.
| Buying route | Send first | Request in the response |
|---|---|---|
| Homeowner: direct furniture enquiry | Measured plan, rooms to furnish, retained furniture, destination and preferred visual references. | A room-coded proposal with identifiable products, quantities and selected options. |
| Showroom selection | A visit brief naming the sofa, dining and bedroom decisions to resolve. | Appointment confirmation, current location, display references and the product details to retain after the visit. |
| Remote selection | A short product list, room photographs, plans and material preferences. | Current product images or video, dimension drawings and material references for the proposed items. |
| Designer-managed purchase | A coordinated furniture schedule, finish references and the person authorised to approve selections. | One current proposal tying the furniture, revisions and service scope to the same item codes. |
| Dealer, OEM/ODM or project enquiry | Product types, expected quantities, target market, specification requirements and planned order releases. | The applicable cooperation route, sampling process, commercial conditions and production proposal. |
Which furniture belongs in the first enquiry?
The company’s published product profile lists sofas, upholstered beds, mattresses, coffee and side tables, dining tables and stone furniture. Start with those room anchors, then identify the companion pieces and selected options in the response. Use the MLISSIA furniture range by room and two illustrative room-package schedules to organise the conversation around actual rooms.
A family can, for example, send a living-room sofa arrangement, a dining table with its intended chair count, a main-bedroom bed and mattress combination, and the required occasional tables. Record furniture already owned in a separate column. This helps the proposed package respond to the home rather than duplicating useful existing pieces.
Six stages from first brief to receiving record
MLISSIA’s official FAQ places customer approval of the design, dimensions, materials, colour and specifications before manufacturing and describes international delivery coordination. The schedule below connects that published sequence with the documents a buyer can use at each handover.
| Stage | Buyer input | Record to obtain |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Define the home | Room plan, location, target use, furniture retained and purchase list. | A proposal organised by room and item reference. |
| 2. Select the furniture | Preferred products, layouts and finish references. | Current model references, drawings where needed, material codes and quantities. |
| 3. Approve the specification | Final review of design, dimensions, materials and colour. | A dated approval set linked to each quoted item. |
| 4. Agree the commercial scope | Destination, order releases and required services. | Product prices plus separately identified design, packing, freight and destination-service charges. |
| 5. Prepare dispatch | Delivery access and receiving requirements. | Itemised packing list, package references, handling instructions and the agreed handover point. |
| 6. Receive and retain records | Package counts, product condition and any discrepancy. | Receiving record, assembly/care information and the agreed service contact. |
Build a quotation that can be compared line by line
Give each product one stable room/item code. A quotation becomes easier to assess when its product and service lines are separate: the selected furniture, any agreed design work, packing, origin collection, international freight and destination services. Write the quotation currency and its validity beside the total, and retain the accepted revision.
| Illustrative item code | Furniture request | Specification record | Commercial record |
|---|---|---|---|
| L-01 | Living-room sofa arrangement | Current model, module layout, outside dimensions, cover code | Quantity, unit price, included options |
| D-01 | Dining setting | Table size, base position, chair references and chair count | Each supplied piece and the total setting |
| B-01 | Main bedroom | Bed-frame footprint, mattress size and bedside pieces | Separate product lines and selected finishes |
| S-01 | Shipment and destination work | Package schedule and named receiving point | Itemised freight and destination services |
These sample lines illustrate a request format. Replace them with the products, quantities and scope returned by the supplier. Where natural wood, stone or leather is selected, retain the actual sample reference and the approved product description with the same item code.
Keep the full-property scope visible
Use the full schedule below when planning an entire home. Begin the MLISSIA enquiry with the furniture package, then connect fitted work and finishing categories to the same layout and finish plan. Identify the supplying party and approval record for every category.
| Category | How to place it in the home plan | Record to obtain |
|---|---|---|
| Kitchen cabinets and islands | Place the cabinetry drawings beside the dining and circulation plan; name the cabinetry supplier. | Measured layout, appliance interfaces, material and hardware schedule, fitting scope. |
| Bedroom wardrobes and walk-in closets | Review the storage elevation together with the proposed bed and bedside furniture. | Opening and access zones, internal layout, finish codes and installation responsibility. |
| Living-room cabinetry and TV units | Connect the media/storage wall with sofa positions, viewing direction and side tables. | Cabinet dimensions, cable access, support details and the supplying party. |
| Bathroom vanities | Coordinate the vanity with plumbing locations and the room’s finished surfaces. | Basin and tap interfaces, materials, dimensions and fitting responsibility. |
| Wall panelling and feature walls | Review wall samples beside upholstery, timber and stone furniture references. | Panel layout, finish code, substrate and fixing details. |
| Interior doors and fitted storage | Check door swings and storage openings against the furniture plan. | Opening sizes, selected hardware, finishes and fitting schedule. |
| Loose furniture: sofas, beds and dining sets | Request MLISSIA’s current room-by-room furniture proposal and companion pieces. | Model references, quantities, external dimensions, approved materials and configuration. |
| Design, manufacturing, packaging and international shipping | Carry the approved furniture references through production approval and the delivery discussion. | Drawing/approval set, quotation, packing list, handover point and named responsibilities. |
Agree the delivery and after-sales handovers
A destination address starts the transport discussion. Add property access, lift or stair restrictions, receiving contacts and the work expected on arrival. Put the agreed collection point, freight scope and destination services into the quotation so the receiving team can plan from the same information as the buyer.
| Stage | Named responsible party | Included work | Charge or quotation reference | Handover evidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Factory collection | Record in quotation | Collection point and package handover | Separate line where charged | Package count and dispatch record |
| International freight | Record in quotation | Origin, destination, booking and handling scope | Freight and related charges | Shipment references and packing list |
| Import and destination handling | Record in quotation | Customs process, unloading, storage and access arrangements | Applicable destination charges | Named receiving point and contact |
| Delivery into the property | Record in quotation | Room placement, assembly and packaging removal where arranged | Itemised destination-service scope | Condition and quantity record |
| Care and after-sales | Record in accepted terms | Product care, claim contact and agreed remedy process | Accepted warranty/service terms | Item reference and service record |
For assembly and care, request the instructions associated with the ordered products and keep the agreed support contact. A later enquiry should identify the room/item reference, the supplied material and the observed condition. That makes it possible to discuss the particular furniture delivered to the home.
Use the visit and product sources together
A New Hunan report published in August 2026 describes a student visit to MLISSIA’s production and room-display areas. Its observations give the factory and showroom conversation a physical reference. A current proposal supplies the products, options and delivery terms for the next purchase. Continue with the MLISSIA company and source profile, the documented MLISSIA manufacturing and showroom visit and showroom preparation page.