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We turn your rooms, priorities and style references into a focused visit. Compare suitable showrooms and factories with local support, then keep the agreed order follow-up moving after you leave.
Plan My Foshan Visit02
Share your plan or reference images. We help shortlist products, compare supplier information and record your choices, then coordinate production checks and delivery arrangements.
Explore Remote Sourcing03
Already found products or placed orders? Ask us about defined support for inspections, follow-up, consolidation or shipping coordination. We start from the actual order stage.
Discuss Targeted SupportProduct transactions, specialist services and destination delivery are described separately.
Different approaches offer different support. Compare what is selected, what the cost covers and who handles the next stage. Kirin can start from your budget and style and connect the local work for your project.
Products + integrated services
Furniture options and agreed project support are brought into one solution. Design, transport and installation depend on the provider and the agreed scope.
Showroom-led solutions may carry the cost of display space, samples, sales, design and project support. These may sit within product prices, a package price or separate fees; this is not a price ranking.
Products and support are presented together, which can make selection and organisation more coordinated. Buyers are paying for agreed support as well as furniture.
Integrated support carries a cost. If a package limits the product range or provides only a combined total, cross-supplier choice and itemised comparison may be more limited. Arrangements vary.
Buyers who want fewer separate coordination tasks and value clearly included design or project support. The written scope matters more than the label.
Selection + recommendations + agreed support
Products and suppliers are shortlisted around the brief and budget, with visits, communication and later support depending on the engagement. The service does not necessarily stop after a visit.
Fees or combined quotations may include selection, coordination, accompaniment and agreed follow-up. Check what is included rather than assuming a hidden markup.
It reduces initial searching and screening so buyers can start from a more focused set of options. The value is in turning a brief into relevant products and suppliers.
A shortlist reflects the team’s resources, not the entire market. A combined quote needs a clear breakdown, and follow-up, checks and consolidation should not be assumed from the label alone.
Buyers who want help narrowing the choices and are ready to confirm the scope of any later support.
Direct product discussions
Specifications, quotations and contract services are discussed within one factory’s product range. Responsibilities depend on its actual capabilities and agreement.
The main transaction concerns that supplier’s products and contracted services. A direct quote may be competitive, but it is not the same as factory cost or proof of the lowest overall project spend.
Product and technical requirements can be discussed directly, especially when the brief is clear. A factory may have its own checking, export and after-sales capabilities.
One factory does not automatically coordinate other suppliers’ orders. With several suppliers, someone must organise shared information, progress, checks and consolidation.
Buyers with a clear product and supplier choice, or their own capacity to coordinate the wider project.
Language + on-site communication
Language support and accompaniment are provided for the agreed time. This compares an interpretation-only engagement, not a person’s entire professional ability.
Payment is mainly for the agreed time and language service. It should not be treated as equivalent to a package that also includes selection or later coordination.
For a clear brief, it addresses the immediate communication need without necessarily adding other services the buyer does not need.
Finishing the visit does not mean production, checks, packing and consolidation have ongoing support. Work outside an interpretation-only agreement is not automatically included.
Buyers who have selected suppliers and planned the visit, and mainly need language assistance. Later work needs its own arrangement.
Selection + direct communication + local coordination
Start with your budget, style and project needs. Kirin can shortlist furniture, cabinetry and building materials and coordinate visits, remote sourcing and agreed local work, while you confirm the key choices.
On-site support is charged per consultant and service day. Remote sourcing has a start-up fee. Product payments, vehicles and applicable third-party costs are separate. See Fees & Payment for current rates, included work and any applicable remote credit.
You can review supplier identities and original quotations and participate in specification and price discussions. Direct supplier contracting and payment is one available route; a Kirin-handled project payment arrangement is also available as recorded in the order.
Coordinating sourcing is not the same as providing every design, test, transport, installation or product warranty in-house or within one fee. The order distinguishes providers, scope, costs and responsibilities.
Buyers who need recommendations before everything is selected, or want coordinated purchasing support while keeping key decisions, quotation visibility and supplier communication.
This compares service approaches, not a ranking of companies. Actual scope and responsibilities depend on the provider and the written arrangement.
Share rooms, product needs, references, destination and timing.
A working sourcing brief
Confirm priorities and what matters most.
We shortlist products and suppliers, then organise visits or remote discussions.
Product options and supplier information
Choose which options to take forward.
Record specifications, quotations, contracting and payment arrangements before production.
Order confirmation and payment milestones
Approve specifications and transaction terms.
Follow the supplier schedule, inspect before packing, record issues and coordinate rework and reinspection.
QC checklist, photos and video records
Review findings and relevant changes.
Coordinate readiness across suppliers, consolidation, packing and loading arrangements.
Packing and shipment preparation records
Confirm the shipping plan and delivery scope.
Arrange the agreed destination services through partners and help progress delivery issues with the responsible parties.
Delivery arrangements and issue follow-up
Provide receiving access and report issues with records.
Confirm the sales contract, specifications, payee and payment stages with the selected supplier. Kirin coordinates the agreed work. Supplier-direct orders are excluded from the remote fee credit.
Approval record: contract role · payee · payment stages · changes & issue handling
Before paying, identify Kirin’s role as procurement agent or seller, the contracting entity, payee, goods and use of funds. No added collection fee; actual bank or transfer charges may apply. This is not escrow or a payment guarantee.
Approval record: contract role · payee · payment stages · changes & issue handling
US$150
Per consultant, per client group, per 8-hour service day
One client group per consultant. Not charged per guest. Agreed accompaniment, interpretation and supplier communication; payable even after a purchase. A vehicle with driver is quoted separately. Previously agreed quotes and orders retain their currency and amount.
The accompaniment fee remains payable when you purchase products.
Includes
Excludes
US$50
remote sourcing start-up fee
Initial discussion and broad direction are free. Paid work begins with product selection, supplier comparison and coordinated follow-up.
The US$50 fee can be credited against eligible remote product orders over US$1,000 placed through Kirin’s designated purchasing channel. Direct payments to suppliers, shipping charges and on-site accompaniment are excluded. Eligibility and the credit are recorded with the order.
Vehicle fees include the driver and are quoted according to the vehicle type, duration, pickup points and route.
Sample purchases, specific design or testing, storage, re-packing, consolidation, shipping and destination-related services are listed separately according to the agreed scope.
A reference image is a useful starting point, not a production specification. Materials, dimensions, hardware and the intended setting can change the product, price and delivery arrangements.
Check the finished dimensions, usable space, doorways, lifts and stairs. Custom production relies on the site information supplied and the final approved drawings.
Record boards or timber, leather or fabric, stone, colour and finish. Where samples are needed, confirm the sample and what it represents before production.
Confirm drawer runners, hinges, storage fittings, opening directions and appliance interfaces. “As pictured” does not replace a model or functional requirement.
A family home, rental property and hotel can have different requirements. Raise any testing or destination documentation needs early and check what the supplier can provide.
Quotations, samples, checks and shipment records answer different questions. We organise the agreed information around your project so key choices, revisions and next steps can be reviewed.
Connect rooms, categories, style, budget direction and destination with references and products to compare.
Retain supplier-issued quotations and confirm models, quantities, dimensions, materials, currency and payment stages.
Link approved samples, drawing revisions and change requests to reduce the risk of using an outdated version.
Use checklists, photos and video to record identified issues and the results of checks after correction.
Match items, package counts, labels and packing lists, with notes for goods that need special handling.
Connect delivery scope, receiving records and subsequent communication with the original order.
The people in our social content are members of the Kirin team. Explore their actual roles, hear their own introductions and watch selection, factory discussions and sourcing visits. You can request a particular member; visits depend on availability, with Kirin coordinating the continuing work.
Listen to the team member’s own recording.
See how they discuss products and work through choices.
Find out who handles visits, enquiries and project follow-up.
Our core clients are overseas homeowners, villa owners and first-time Foshan buyers. We also support hotel, property, Airbnb and apartment projects. There is no fixed purchasing-budget minimum; supplier, product and shipping conditions are still checked for the actual order.
Start with rooms, style, dimensions and the move-in plan, coordinating decisions across categories.
Clarify the visit, quote comparison, payment routes and follow-up without needing every product chosen first.
Review specifications, samples, quantities, phases and site-delivery conditions for the project.
Consider maintenance, replacement parts, delivery timing and repeated room layouts.
Kirin handles the agreed sourcing and local coordination. Suppliers manufacture the products, and partners may carry out transport and destination services. You approve the key choices and order terms. Contracting, payment, design, checks and delivery roles should be clear in the project record.
Brief preparation, shortlisting, supplier communication and the agreed follow-up, item checks and delivery coordination.
Provide requirements and site information; approve products, specifications, commercial terms and key changes.
Provide quotations, production information and the agreed products, with the associated product responsibilities.
Carry out the transport, customs, site handling or installation work they are engaged to provide.
Share the products you need, the destination and whether you plan to visit Foshan or source remotely. Add any room list, references or budget direction you have. You do not need every product or drawing ready to begin.
A destination, sourcing categories and preferred timing are enough to start. Send plans or images later through WhatsApp or email.
Discuss the brief first, then confirm scope, fees and team availability.