FROM DESIGN TO MANUFACTURING
From Design Concept to Finished Form
A drawing sets proportion and structure before material selection begins. Manufacturing then gives the piece its finished form.GLOBAL DESIGN NETWORK
International Coordinates of Design
NEODIKO has R&D and aesthetics centres in Milan, Xi'an and Shenzhen, and works with a global design advisor and international suppliers.Milan Launch ADI Museum Collection
On 25 April 2026, NEODIKO launched its global brand strategy, “Walking in the World with the East,” at the ADI Design Museum in Milan. New POSEENA 2026 pieces entered the museum’s permanent collection.
Global Design Strategy Advisor
Stefano Boeri, founding partner of the Boeri architecture and design practice, serves as NEODIKO’s Global Design Strategy Advisor.
Three R&D and Aesthetics Centres
R&D and aesthetics centres in Milan, Xi’an and Shenzhen form a distributed network for design research and collaborative development.
Global Supplier Collaboration
NEODIKO works with more than ten global suppliers, including Fanite and ICA.
MANUFACTURING CAPABILITIES
Teams, Environmental Management and Digital Manufacturing
About 100 core management staff, 515 design and R&D staff and 598 senior technicians work with waste-gas treatment and digital production systems.Professional Teams
About 100 core management staff, about 515 design and R&D staff and about 598 senior technicians cover key functions across management, R&D and manufacturing.
Organic Waste-gas Treatment
Four organic waste-gas treatment installations use zeolite-rotor and RTO processes to centrally treat organic waste gas generated during production.
Digital Flexible Manufacturing
The Industry 4.0 flexible customisation system connects materials R&D, design, order breakdown, production and digital management.
RESEARCH & COLLABORATION
R&D Across Three Cities Industry Collaboration
NEODIKO has R&D and aesthetics centres in Milan, Xi’an and Shenzhen. Together with the Interior Design Branch of the Architectural Society of China and designers including Su Dan and Wu Bin, it has established a design research institute for bespoke whole-home interiors.- R&D Locations
- Milan · Xi'an · Shenzhen
- Partner Organisation
- Interior Design Branch, Architectural Society of China
- Collaborating Designers
- Su Dan, Wu Bin and other designers
- Standard Development
- Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development's Technical Standard for Assembled Interior Decoration
MANUFACTURING SYSTEM
Intelligent Production Lines, Flexible Manufacturing
Modern equipment and flexible manufacturing systems produce each piece from its drawings, materials and process requirements.-
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Drawings
Drawings define proportion, structure and dimensions.
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Materials
Timber, textiles, leather and hardware bring different tactile and visual qualities.
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Craft
Joinery, sanding, upholstery and surface finishing shape the details of furniture.
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Production
Production equipment and manufacturing systems turn drawings and materials into tangible products.
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Finished-product inspection
Finished products are checked for appearance, structure and detail.
Production follows the proportions and structure set in the drawings, together with material properties and process requirements.
Modern 3.0 Integrated Intelligent Production Line
The production base is equipped with a Modern 3.0 integrated intelligent production line connected with order breakdown and digital management, carrying confirmed dimensional, material and configuration requirements into the relevant manufacturing stages.
Over 1,000 Precision Manufacturing Machines
Production equipment comes from Taiwan, China, Germany and Italy.
Industry 4.0 Flexible Manufacturing System
Digital management links R&D, design, order breakdown and production, turning custom proposals into manufacturing information.
MANUFACTURING SCALE
Manufacturing Scale, Four Figures
Production-base area, built area, timber storage and annual solid-wood furniture capacity define the manufacturing scale.260 mu
Production Base Site Area
180,000 m²
Total Built Area
30,000 m³
Timber Reserves
120,000 pcs/sets
Annual Solid-wood Furniture Capacity
MATERIALS / APPLICATION / CRAFT
Six material categories, tactility and application
Wood, textiles, leather, stone, hardware and surface finishes shape the tactility, light and everyday feel of a space.
Timber & wood surfaces
Timber and wood surfaces establish warmth, grain and continuity across furniture, cabinetry and adjoining interfaces.
- WHAT TO LOOK FOR
- Consider species, grain direction, colour depth, tactility and the spatial tone.
- WHERE IT IS USED
- Appears across furniture bodies, cabinetry, door panels and adjoining wood surfaces.
- MAKING DETAILS
- Joinery, edges and finishes shape the details of timber surfaces.
- HOW TO CHOOSE
- Select timber and wood surfaces by grain, colour, tactility and where they will be used.
FROM CONCEPT TO CREATION
From Drawings and Materials to a Finished Piece
A piece moves from drawings and material samples through machining, assembly and final inspection.
View Products & Spaces
Design and Drawings
Drawings define scale, structure, use and spatial relationships.
Materials and Samples
Physical samples are used to compare colour, texture and tactility, establishing how each material will finally appear on the product.
Making and Inspection
Drawings and materials enter production, where machining, assembly and inspection bring a piece of furniture into form.