As the beating hub of Asia's furniture manufacturing industry, CIFM / interzum guangzhou 2025, organised by Koelnmesse and China Foreign Trade Centre Group, Ltd., is set to redefine innovation, collaboration and growth within the region. Against the backdrop of a rapidly evolving market, the international flagship event will empower businesses with cutting-edge solutions and connect them with global leaders in the supply chain from 28 to 31 March 2025.
Spanning nearly 180,000 square metres, the exhibition will host over 1,500 leading exhibitors — including more than 230 internationally recognised brands — showcasing a comprehensive range of solutions for the furniture production ecosystem. Covering the full spectrum from advanced woodworking machinery and hardware accessories to premium materials and surface innovations, the event will highlight how industry leaders are addressing the dual priorities of sustainability and customisation.
Unleashing new productivity for a changing market
The furniture industry faces unprecedented challenges in an era marked by changes in consumer behaviours, rising demand for personalised designs and the growing emphasis on green practices. The transition from an expansion-driven market to a values-driven one is reshaping the competitive landscape.
CIFM / interzum guangzhou 2025 will address these issues head-on by presenting new technologies, materials and business models that drive efficiency and enhance design possibilities. Attendees will be able to discover innovations designed to transform production lines and improve scalability while maintaining exceptional craftsmanship and environmental standards.
A global platform for industry leaders
The 2025 line-up features prominent names in the field of interior design such as Schattdecor, Impress, Interprint, LamiGraf, Match Graphics, Munksjö, RENOLIT and more besides. Renowned suppliers such as Baillie Lumber, Pollmeier and Pfleiderer in the Wood & Panels segment, as well as Boyteks, GTA and LIEN'A in the Textiles & Materials segment, will also be in attendance to showcase the latest sustainable and innovative solutions.
The organisation of the German pavilion, the return of the Turkish pavilion, a strong presence at the American Hardwood Export Council (AHEC) pavilion, as well as representations by American Softwoods and the Quebec Wood Export Bureau will further diversify the event's offerings. Attendees will be able to explore the latest advances in wood and wood products, hardware and components, textiles and more.
The exhibition's highlight is the prestigious interzum guangzhou Award, which celebrates breakthroughs in furniture components, materials and technologies. Presented in the Exclusive and Outstanding Furniture Accessories categories, the 2025 interzum guangzhou Award is now open for entries, with the winners to be announced during the exhibition. Judged by an international panel of experts, the awards highlight game-changing innovations and serve as a guide to future industry trends.
The Business Matching Programme will return to the fair, providing bespoke networking opportunities for procurement managers and buyers to connect with the right suppliers. With tailored tours and exclusive access to leading brands, the programme provides a highly efficient service and is a rewarding experience for attendees.
