From a single chair to an entire workspace, and from individual smart functions to holistic collaboration, this is more than a collection of products. It is a real-time showcase of China's evolving approach to office life. Here, workstations are no longer one-size-fits-all, and symbiosis becomes the answer.

From intelligent lumbar tracking and zero-gravity bases to dynamic lumbar support, a wide range of AI-powered office chairs are showcased throughout the hall. Chairs that once existed only as concepts—chairs that can seemingly “think”—are now waiting for you to take a seat. The first step toward a smarter office is to make the chair understand you first.

Hybrid-work ecosystem pods, modular systems, and automotive-inspired seating design appear side by side. A single space can simultaneously accommodate focused work, collaboration, social interaction, and relaxation. Fixed workstations are gradually giving way to more flexible environments. There is no longer a single way to work—the people using the space decide how it should function.

From exporting individual products to delivering brand value, the companies represented in the hall connect with global markets through both manufacturing capabilities and design expertise. This is more than a product exhibition; it is a hub for China's office furniture industry to engage in dialogue with the world. China's manufacturing advantage is rapidly evolving into confidence in design.

Seating, smart height-adjustable systems, steel furniture, and accessories come together to create complete workspace scenarios, closely reflecting the concept of “bringing lifestyle into the workplace.” Visiting the exhibition is not simply about looking at a chair—it is about exploring a comprehensive office solution that can be directly implemented in a company.

Henglin'sfour AI technologies enable its chairs to “move with the user,” with microsecond-level chips responding to posture in real time. Its “Qieyi” massage pressure-relief chair combines powered lumbar massage, a concealed footrest, and intelligent support.

Purefaithcombines SpaceX's aerospace aesthetics with the lines of the Golden Gate Bridge. The chair adopts a futuristic esports-inspired single-back design, featuring a customizable backrest and adjustable lumbar support to help relieve lower-back discomfort and fatigue caused by prolonged sitting. It is particularly popular among young gamers and creators.

UEThe Walker 300 Pro+ focuses on “multi-dimensional adjustability and precise fit.” Its backrest height and seat depth can be customized as needed, while 5D dynamic lumbar tracking, a 160° reclining function, and shoulder-and-neck-supporting armrests provide comprehensive support.

JYfocuses on the concept of “a dedicated office chair for every working state.” From firm ergonomic support and soft, enveloping comfort to minimalist silent designs, its product range caters to different body types, preferences, and workstation scenarios;Zhixing's Yoki and Fivo ergonomic chair series feature 60 mm seat-depth adjustment, wire-controlled synchronized reclining with multiple locking positions, and optional 4D, 5D, or 7D armrests. The chairs have passed overall BIFMA testing and are designed to follow the natural curve of the spine.

Yehuang's2933 Series features multifunctional dual-axis “Ruyi Arm” armrests that can be adjusted to different usage angles;Zhongminoffers a compact chair with an adjustable backrest, combining a fiberglass shell, 2D headrest, and 3D armrests. The product has obtained ISO, BIFMA, and FSC certifications.

FURICCO'sFK023 draws inspiration from the classic aesthetics of premium automotive interiors. It features genuine MASTOTO leather, high-density molded foam, a cable-controlled base, precision gas lift, and one-piece ADC12 aluminum armrests and chair legs. Its modular structure allows for on-site assembly after transportation;Cabelonfocuses on mid-to-high-end ergonomic chairs, promoting a model of “light customization and fast delivery,” with streamlined high-back designs, widened headrests, breathable mesh, and 3D armrests.Jiaruifuoffers a comprehensive range of products, including office chairs, gaming chairs, and mesh chairs, with products exported worldwide. Its modern minimalist designs, energetic orange-and-off-white color combinations, and refined finishing techniques cater to mid-to-high-end office aesthetics.

Earth Forestcombines its “Carbon Forest” system, air-suspension experimental pod, and VESBY ergonomic chair. Its AI-powered smart chair connects to OpenClaw for cloud-based health management, while its collaborative social system uses modular configurations to create a “third space”;Zhongtaiextends ergonomics beyond seating into the workstation system, introducing a “Hybrid Office Ecosystem Pod” equipped with relaxation areas and storage systems, balancing functionality with emotional value.

Manco16 years of independent design experience, with its SIMPLE Series exported to more than 60 countries. Its new MT Manta Ray Chair features a biomimetic silhouette, a saddle-style seating position, and 360° wing-like moving handles;Longbointegrates R&D, manufacturing, and sales, focusing on simple forms and returning to the fundamental comfort of seating. Its products are particularly suited to home-office and student-chair scenarios, offering practical, value-for-money solutions for mass-market procurement.

Curated byFashion Office Network, the office design inspiration platform is themed “Urban Living Room · Future Efficiency Hub.”As part of “Fashion Office: A Tale of Two Cities,” with Shanghai serving as the main venue, a miniature “urban living room” will be created on-site. Office furniture will be integrated with coffee, art, greenery, and local culture, transforming the workplace into a warm environment for both living and social interaction.

The event will also feature a fashion furniture procurement program, seeking a balance between “intense competition and fashion.” Visitors can experience bulk procurement prices and new-product trial prices, as well as fashionable furniture such as phone booths, training tables, employee desks and chairs, lounge furniture, and locker cabinets.