Each new piece moves through a defined sequence of market review, design development, engineering and physical refinement before it is released for mass production.
Start with the market
We align the intended market, target customer, use scenario, price level and key requirements so the design begins with a commercial purpose—not only an aesthetic idea.
Shape the direction
Proportions, construction language, surface treatments and color options are explored as one coordinated product direction, with room for client feedback before engineering begins.
Engineer the idea
Three-dimensional models, dimensions, joints and components are reviewed for ergonomics, structural logic, tooling and efficient manufacturing at the intended production scale.
Test it physically
Experienced craftsmen evaluate comfort, stability, fitting, finish quality and assembly. Each revision brings the physical sample closer to the approved design and production standard.
Lock the standard
Final dimensions, materials, components, colors, finishes and packaging requirements are confirmed so manufacturing and quality inspection work from the same approved reference.
From design drawings and 3D models to the physical sample, every detail is reviewed and refined before the product is released for mass production.
The chair dimensions and their tolerances must comply with the approved engineering requirements.
From design drawings to 3D models and then to physical production, the product undergoes a series of discussions and revisions. From the product’s appearance, materials, structure, components, colors, packaging, and many other factors, the final product design is finalized and ready for mass production.
The dimensions of the chair and their size tolerances are in line with your engineering requirements.
The arc height and arc length must be <0.5%.
Colors should be consistent with the color plate. There should be no color differences on the surface.
The hardness should closely follow the order specification with a tolerance of only ±1°.
There should be no obvious scratches, scuffs, manufacturing heat rings, and other flaws.
Components such as nut cover and footpad must fit onto the chair easily and can be removed without difficulty.
Each part of the chair should be free of dirt, stains, and other debris.
Chairs must have the specified weight according to the design.
The hole position must have a size deviation of only ±0.5mm. The hole position deviation should only have a range of ±0.5mm.
All packaging follows your specifications such as its size and printing. Additionally, packaging must protect during transport.