Quick answer: China's whole-house customization companies fall into two groups, large dealer-led groups such as OPPEIN (through its OPPOLIA brand) and the Shanghai-listed ZBOM, and export-focused factories that sell to importers, builders and developers. Moyisi, a whole-house cabinetry factory in Foshan, China, is No. 6 on this list and supplies kitchens, wardrobes, bathroom vanities and whole-house fitted furniture in one order.

This list is published by Moyisi, which is No. 6.

How we ranked these companies

Each company on this list sells custom cabinetry for more than one room, and most also list doors, wall panels, windows or loose furniture. That is what "whole-house customization" means in the Chinese industry: one supplier designs and makes the fitted furniture for every room, and some add the rest of the interior.

The list has two groups. Nos. 1–5 are large domestic and dealer-led brands. Nos. 6–10 are export-focused factories. Within each group the order is not a quality ranking, and it is not based on sales figures we cannot check or on our own opinion of each company.

Apart from ZBOM's 2025 revenue and headcount, which are taken from annual-report data compiled by a financial data service, every company figure below is the figure the company publishes on its own website, checked on 14 October 2026. Moyisi's figures are its own published trading terms. Where a company does not state something, the tables say "not found" rather than guess; where its own pages disagree, the entry says so. For cabinet-only factories, see our cabinet manufacturer list for Australia and New Zealand; for wardrobes, the wardrobe and walk-in closet manufacturer list.

The short version

1. OPPOLIA (OPPEIN Home Group)

OPPOLIA is a brand of OPPEIN Home Group. According to its own timeline, OPPEIN was founded in 1994, launched OPPOLIA in 2015, and made it a subsidiary in 2019. OPPOLIA states it exports to more than 100 countries and works mainly through a global dealer network.

Main products: kitchen cabinets, custom wardrobes and walk-in closets, bathroom vanities, interior and WPC doors, aluminium windows and doors, wall panels, whole-house design, furniture.

What stands out: it publishes its terms in detail. Its factory-tour page gives an "Average 60 to 90 Day Lead Time", its FAQ lists production times by product and material, quotations take 7–14 days, and payment runs 10% deposit, 40% production payment, 50% balance. Its factory-tour page gives group plants in Guangzhou and Qingyuan of over 1.4 million m²; another passage on the site gives 140,000 m².

Type of business: brand of a large manufacturing group, sold through dealers. HQ: Baiyun District, Guangzhou. Minimum order: none stated. Its FAQ suggests a local installer for retail-size orders.

2. ZBOM Home Collection

ZBOM is a Hefei company that started as a kitchen cabinet brand in 1998, began exporting in 2014, and has been listed in Shanghai (603801) since 30 June 2017. Its 2025 revenue of RMB 4.36 billion and headcount of 4,478 are taken from annual-report data compiled by a financial data service.

Main products: kitchen cabinets, wardrobes, wooden doors, wall panels, furniture, bathroom vanities.

What stands out: a factory in Thailand alongside its Chinese bases, and a project section listing named apartment developments in Melbourne. Its project page says: "We will quote for you within 24 hours!"

Type of business: listed manufacturer. HQ: Hefei, Anhui. Minimum order: not found.

3. DEB Home (Chengdu Debei Industry Co., Ltd.)

DEB Home was established in 1994 and describes itself as a whole-house customization company. It entered China's fully furnished housing sector in 1998, and developers remain its core channel.

Main products: four systems sold together: custom cabinets, wall panels, interior doors and finished furniture.

What stands out: a self-stated 150,000 m² production base producing over 200,000 sets a year, and a project cooperation programme for developers. Its FAQ gives a typical production time of 35–45 days after drawings and materials are confirmed.

Type of business: manufacturer. HQ: Pidu District, Chengdu, Sichuan. Minimum order: not found.

4. Kefan

Kefan was founded in 2006 in Shunde, Foshan. It sells through more than 900 dealers and more than 900 stores in China.

Main products: six systems: custom cabinets, wall panels, interior doors, lighting, kitchen and bath, soft furnishings.

What stands out: two production bases by its own figures, over 40,000 m² in Foshan and over 170,000 m² in Lu'an, Anhui. Its Chinese-language website, as checked, describes no export channel.

Type of business: domestic franchise brand with its own factories. HQ: Beijiao, Shunde, Foshan. Minimum order: not found.

5. Landbond Corten

Landbond Corten was established in 2004 as a joint venture between Landbond group (China) and PNA International of Singapore, with its manufacturing in Nanhai, Foshan. Its business is mostly domestic, through more than 300 stores in 26 provinces.

Main products: fitted cabinetry (wardrobes, bookcases, wine cabinets, sideboards, TV units, walk-in closets, tatami), kitchens, wall-and-door systems, sofas and beds.

What stands out: it states an average production-to-delivery time of 15 days, a figure given alongside its Chinese store network.

Type of business: Sino-Singaporean joint venture manufacturer. HQ: Nanhai, Foshan. Minimum order: not found.

6. Moyisi

Moyisi is a custom cabinet manufacturer founded in 2008 in Foshan, with an in-house factory of over 10,000 m² and more than 20 professionally trained designers. Its showroom is in Lecong, Shunde.

Main products: kitchens, wardrobes and walk-in closets, bathroom vanities and whole-house fitted furniture. Carcasses are made in Moyisi's own family-owned factory. With the cabinetry, Moyisi can supply lighting, curtains, rugs, decorative items, and living and dining furniture such as sofas and dining tables. Flooring, tiles and stone, doors and windows, sanitary ware and switches can be supplied together with a Moyisi cabinetry order.

What stands out: Minimum order (Moyisi): USD 5,000 per order. First quotation (Moyisi): normally within 2 to 7 days, depending on how complete the drawings are and how many rooms are in scope. Production (Moyisi): cabinetry takes 35–45 days from approved final drawings to goods ready at the factory. Price (Moyisi): a whole-house package of kitchen, wardrobes and bathroom vanities is USD 10,000–30,000 FOB. Moyisi takes on villa and small hotel projects.

Type of business: manufacturer. HQ: Foshan. Minimum order: USD 5,000. Company details are on the Moyisi company facts page.

7. KEMEI Home

KEMEI Home is a Foshan company working from a stated 28,000 m² facility in Lishui, Nanhai. Its pages say "Since 2008" in one place and "17+ Years" in another.

Main products: kitchen cabinets, wardrobes, bathroom vanities, doors, aluminium windows, wall panels.

What stands out: it states service outlets in China, Australia, Dubai and Saudi Arabia, and more than 38,000 completed projects worldwide.

Type of business: manufacturer by its own description. The address on its site is an office building in Lishui. HQ: Lishui, Nanhai, Foshan. Minimum order: not found.

8. Jerome Cabinetry

Jerome Cabinetry states it was founded in 2009 in Foshan and runs a 30,000+ m² plant with a German HOMAG production line. Its pages give two staff figures, 280+ and 350+. It says it serves developers and contractors in more than 80 countries.

Main products: kitchen cabinets, wardrobes, bathroom cabinets, doors, windows, wall panels.

What stands out: its project page lists cases by country, including a New Zealand apartment project and an Australian villa project.

Type of business: manufacturer by its own description. HQ: Foshan, with manufacturing in Danzao, Nanhai. Minimum order: described as "flexible", no figure.

9. Hanse

Hanse (Foshan Hanse Industrial Co., Ltd.) was established in 2011 and states a 30,000 m² production facility in Shiwan, Chancheng. Its own about page gives 150 employees in one place and 201–500 in another.

Main products: kitchen cabinets, bedroom wardrobes, walk-in closets, bathroom vanities, TV and fireplace cabinets. Doors are handled by a separate Hanse Door site.

What stands out: it lists Oceania first among its export markets and publishes a whole-house case study in Adelaide. Its FAQ gives a delivery time of 10–15 days after a 30% deposit is received, with the balance paid against a copy of the bill of lading.

Type of business: manufacturer. HQ: Chancheng, Foshan. Minimum order: not found.

10. AJ Flying

AJ Flying is a Guangzhou custom cabinet supplier offering whole-house customization alongside ready-to-assemble kitchens. It states a production area of more than 90,000 m² and an output of over 270,000 sets of cabinets a year.

Main products: custom kitchen cabinets, wardrobes (built-in, sliding and walk-in), bathroom vanities, living, dining and laundry cabinets.

What stands out: a published design timetable, with a 2D floor plan within 2 days and 3D renderings within 3 to 5 days. Its whole-house page says production "takes 3-5 weeks based on order quantity" after the deposit. Its founding year differs across its own pages: 2008 on the about page, "over 24 years" and "over 26 years" elsewhere.

Type of business: manufacturer by its own description; the published address is an office room in Xintang. HQ: Guangzhou. Minimum order: not found.

Published figures by company

"Not found" means the figure was not on the company's own website when checked on 14 October 2026. It may be available on request or published since.

How do these ten companies differ?

How you buy from them. Nos. 1–5 sell mainly through dealers, franchisees and developer programmes. OPPOLIA works through dealers, ZBOM routes overseas enquiries as franchisee or project, and Kefan and Landbond Corten are built around stores in China. Nos. 6–10 present themselves as manufacturers selling for export to importers, builders and developers.

How far "whole house" goes. Beyond multi-room cabinetry, the scope varies: doors and wall panels (OPPOLIA, ZBOM, DEB, Kefan, Landbond Corten, KEMEI, Jerome), windows (OPPOLIA, KEMEI, Jerome), upholstery and loose furniture (OPPOLIA, ZBOM, DEB, Kefan, Landbond Corten). Moyisi supplies doors, windows, flooring and furniture together with a Moyisi cabinetry order.

What is published. Six of the ten publish a lead time, but they count it differently: from the deposit (Hanse, AJ Flying), from confirmed drawings and materials (DEB), from approved final drawings to goods ready at the factory (Moyisi, 35–45 days), production to delivery (Landbond Corten), or as an overall average (OPPOLIA). Minimum order and price are where the gap remains: on the pages we checked, Moyisi is the only one of the ten that publishes a minimum order figure and a whole-house price range.

Self-stated numbers. Five entries give different figures for the same thing on their own pages: OPPOLIA's floor area, Hanse's and Jerome's headcounts, AJ Flying's founding year and KEMEI's years in business. ZBOM's site states 5,000 employees against 4,478 in the annual-report data.

Can one supplier really furnish a whole house?

For the fitted furniture, yes: kitchens and wardrobes are what all ten make. Beyond that, it depends on whether the supplier will put the rest in the same order and container.

At Moyisi, custom cabinetry is the core of the order, and the other items listed in its entry above go in with it. The steps from floor plan to delivery are set out in one partner from floor plan to delivery.

Moyisi's payment runs in four steps: a 10% deposit starts the 3D renderings, a further 10% is paid when the 2D drawings and the electrical and plumbing layout drawings are completed, a further 30% when all designs are signed off and production begins, and the remaining 50% before shipment.

Moyisi's cabinetry production takes 35–45 days from approved final drawings. Sea freight to Australia takes a further 21–35 days, so 35–45 + 21–35 = 56–80 days door to door for Australia. For New Zealand, Moyisi quotes 35–45 days of production plus 45–60 days of shipping to the door, so 35–45 + 45–60 = 80–105 days. For other destinations, sea freight is confirmed order by order by port and volume. Each stage is explained in custom cabinet lead times from China, and the price tiers are on the published price ranges page.

How to shortlist in one week

1. Write the scope down. List every room, and for each room what you want from China: cabinetry only, or cabinetry plus doors, flooring, lighting or furniture.
2. Pick the channel. Decide whether you want to buy through a dealer of a large brand or direct from a factory.
3. Ask three questions in writing. Minimum order, production days counted from which date, and payment stages. The lead times above start from different dates, so ask each company which one it uses.
4. Send the same drawings to two or three. Ask for quotes on the same trade term and the same board and hardware specification. What custom cabinets from China cost shows which lines to compare.
5. Check the company behind the brand. Match the legal name on the quote to the company you have been talking to, and visit the showroom or factory if you can.
6. Price the shipping leg separately. Ask for sea freight to your port as its own line.

Frequently asked questions

What does whole-house customization mean in China?

One supplier designs and makes the fitted furniture for every room of a home: kitchen, wardrobes, bathroom vanities, TV units, bookcases and other built-ins. Many also add interior doors and wall panels, and some supply windows, upholstery and loose furniture.

What is the minimum order for a whole house from China?

Almost none of the companies here publish one. Moyisi's minimum order is USD 5,000 per order, and a Moyisi whole-house package of kitchen, wardrobes and bathroom vanities is USD 10,000–30,000 FOB.

How long does a whole-house order from China take?

The published figures run from 15 days to an average of 60 to 90 days, and they start from different points. From Moyisi, cabinetry production is 35–45 days from approved final drawings, and door to door for Australia is 56–80 days. The table above gives each company's own wording. More detail is in the Moyisi FAQ.

Do these companies take a single villa or a small hotel?

Moyisi takes on villa and small hotel projects. OPPOLIA's FAQ suggests a local installer for retail-size orders. For the others, ask directly with your room list; none of them publishes a minimum project size.

To ask Moyisi for a whole-house quotation, send your floor plan and room list through the contact page or on WhatsApp +86 13302428306.