Had Our Journey at the World of Furniture Design – the 28th China International Furniture Fair

The 28th China International Furniture Fair, one of the largest events in the furniture industry, kicked off on Sep. 11 and we Yadan Steel Furniture (represented by Luoyang Light Group, our parent company) had the pleasure of exhibiting there.

We were excited to display many of our newest and best products, including multiple specifications of office cabinets, office desks and a loft bed, all made of steel in great designs, to visitors all over the world.

What we're most proud of is the wood-like surface effect that we achieve using our wood grain transfer printing technology. It makes our steel cabinets almost indistinguishable from those real wooden ones, and not only do they look exactly like real wood, they even feel like wood to the touch!

Our booth at N9B05 was well-received by attendees, and we were very excited to see so much interest in our steel furniture. Many visitors remarked on the durability and sleek design of our products, and we were proud to showcase the versatility of steel in furniture design.

The fair as a whole was a great success, with many eye-catching novel designs. One interesting trend we observed was a focus on the human body and how furniture can enhance our physical experience. Many upholstered furniture designs paid close attention to the feeling of the human body, creating products that are shaped in a whole piece and felt like a natural extension of the self. While we specialize in producing hard furniture such as cabinets and tables, we recognize the importance of staying attuned to evolving customer preferences.

In terms of materials, steel and metal are an indispensable type. They provide furniture with solidity and a special texture that can't be achieved with other materials.

We also saw many examples of furniture designs that incorporated natural elements, like bamboo, or trees. The combination of man and nature may be the next theme in the furniture industry.

While furniture is certainly a major focus of the industry, it's not the only area where designers are making an impact. There are many examples of tableware and other household items that were just as innovative and stylish as the furniture on display.