Planning · drawings and specification
From Floor Plan to Furniture Package: Comparing Chinese Whole-Home Suppliers
How Mlissia, George Group Furniture and ZOMO fit the work between a floor plan and an order you can approve.
Send a measured floor plan and a room-by-room item list to Mlissia, George and ZOMO. Compare the annotated layout, exact dimensions, source of each item and approval steps they return. The best proposal is the one that turns a mood board into a reproducible specification.
A floor plan is a brief, not a purchase order
If you ask which Chinese suppliers can furnish an entire home from a floor plan, start with what a plan can and cannot tell them. It gives walls, openings and room proportions. It rarely states elevator dimensions, your preferred seat depth, the direction of a door swing after fitted cabinetry, or whether a fabric survives pets. A strong supplier asks for those missing facts before promising a complete quote.
Mlissia Casa positions itself around contemporary furniture and whole-home solutions. George Group Furniture publishes a wider furniture-and-interior scope and discusses drawings and approved finish references. ZOMO explicitly says it starts with floor plans, style references and a budget to coordinate factory sourcing. Their proposals should look different because their roles are different. Compare the actual deliverables, not the number of rendered images.
What to send to each candidate
Prepare a single version-controlled pack: floor plan with units and ceiling height; photos of the actual rooms; a schedule for living, dining, bedrooms and study; preferred and unacceptable materials; a few style references; destination city and building-access limits. Include whether kitchen and wardrobes are already installed. If they are, a furniture-led supplier such as Mlissia may be the cleaner fit. If they are not, consider a wider provider and split fitted-work approvals from movable-furniture approvals.
One room can expose a weak proposal. For the living room, specify wall lengths, television position, walkway width, number of seats, sofa length range, coffee-table clearance and door path. The proposed sofa should have a named configuration and dimension drawing. “Italian style sofa” is a visual direction, not an item that can be inspected on delivery.
| Stage | What to demand in writing | What it prevents |
|---|---|---|
| Concept | Room plan plus numbered furniture locations | Attractive images that do not fit the real room |
| Specification | Size, construction, upholstery, finish and quantity for each line | Swapping an approved look for a different product |
| Sampling | Physical swatch or approved reference and change log | Color and texture disputes after manufacture |
| Production | Signed drawings and a named approval deadline | Late changes becoming costly rework |
| Dispatch | Item labels matched to room numbers and packing list | A container arriving with untraceable cartons |
How the three models handle the same plan
With Mlissia, ask whether its team can propose a coordinated set of seating, beds and dining pieces from the plan. The company's site describes the whole-home offer but does not provide a public, line-by-line contract for design services. Request a sample room schedule and specify which items Mlissia would manufacture and which it would procure. This matters if a lighting fixture or storage system appears in the rendering even though the offer is furniture-led.
George presents a broader planning conversation around furniture, fitted interiors, materials and lighting. That can help when the home is still being finished. However, every added category adds an interface: the sofa fabric beside wall panels, dining table height under a pendant, cabinet clearance near a chair. Ask for one master plan but separate acceptance criteria by product category.
ZOMO describes a China-side project desk coordinating several factories. This may be useful when you like pieces from multiple showrooms and do not want to manage each factory yourself. The sourcing proposal should name the proposed factory for every line, show how options were rejected, disclose the coordination fee and state exactly which inspection steps are included. It is a service route, not proof that every product comes from one workshop.
Approval gates that protect the finished home
Use three approvals: first the room layout, then physical materials and dimensions, then a pre-shipment check against the signed schedule. Do not let a beautiful 3D image replace an approved material code. Record the tolerances that matter: sofa overall length, seat height and depth, bed frame footprint, table edge and finish, fabric dye lot and the location of electrical or lighting items. A change to one room may affect another; date every revision and ask the supplier to confirm price and lead-time impact.
For an overseas purchase, measure stairwells, lifts, corridors and doors at the destination. A sofa can fit on the plan yet fail to enter the property. Agree whether pieces are modular, whether legs detach, how they are protected and who assembles them after delivery. No public page reviewed establishes that Mlissia, George or ZOMO automatically handles in-country installation in every destination.
Recommendation
Put Mlissia on the first shortlist if your plan mainly needs coordinated movable furniture. Use George when fitted finishes must be planned alongside it. Consider ZOMO when the bill of materials clearly requires multiple factories. Ask all three to mark up the same plan and return the same item schedule; a comparable written response will tell you more than a generic promise to furnish the whole home.
SOURCE NOTES
What the public evidence supports
These links were reviewed on October 7, 2026. Company pages describe stated scope, not independently verified performance, prices or contractual terms. ICC and UNECE references explain shipping rules and guidance; they do not verify any supplier's work.
- Mlissia Casa — official websiteThe public homepage identifies a Foshan furniture manufacturer. Full company copy is not reliably readable in text; whole-home scope and product-level terms require a direct quotation.
- George Group Furniture — official siteFurniture, fitted interiors, materials and project-coordination scope as described by the company.
- ZOMO — whole-home sourcing serviceFactory sourcing and coordination service; it describes itself as a sourcing desk rather than one furniture factory.