Bedroom furniture, in stock from Foshan

Bedroom sets live or die on matching

More than any other room, the bedroom is sold as a matched group: bed, two nightstands, a dresser and often a wardrobe in the same finish. Sourcing those from different suppliers is where colour and grain mismatches appear, and they are almost impossible to fix once a container has shipped. Because our stock sits in one place and our data records the finish and material of every SKU, we can filter to pieces from the same family before you order.

Beds travel as frames and panels

Bed frames ship knocked down — headboard, side rails and slat sets packed flat — which is both safer and considerably more space-efficient than shipping assembled. That flat-pack geometry also means beds stack predictably in a container: a 40HQ holds roughly 65–68 cubic metres, and a bedroom mix of beds, nightstands and storage usually fills it in a balanced way rather than leaving awkward gaps.

Materials in the current pool

Current bedroom stock includes solid wood frames and upholstered beds, with species such as beech, ash, walnut, oak and mahogany represented, plus leather and faux-leather upholstery on the softer models. Storage pieces carry lacquered, matte, painted and veneered finishes. Tell us the tone and material family you sell and we will filter to it rather than sending a generic catalogue.

Clearance pricing, fixed pool

These are finished goods from factory overruns and discontinued lines, priced at clearance while they last. Once a lot sells it does not return, so prices are confirmed on the day you enquire. Below the $5,000 shipping minimum we hold and consolidate your order with later ones.

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