Shenzhen HOMETEX 2027: a sourcing guide

HOMETEX SHENZHEN 2027 is a professional trade exhibition for home textiles, window and wall coverings, and interior soft furnishings. It is scheduled for 7–10 March 2027 at the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center (Futian), Fuhua 3rd Road, Futian District, Shenzhen, China. The event brings together products ranging from curtains and upholstery fabrics to bedding, wallcoverings, rugs and shading systems. Its value for visitors lies in being able to compare connected product categories in one visit; for suppliers, it offers a setting to present products to trade buyers, designers and business decision-makers.

The organiser lists daily hours of 09:00–17:30 on 7, 8 and 9 March, and 09:00–12:00 on 10 March. The programme and practical visitor arrangements should be checked with the organiser as the event approaches.

Why Shenzhen HOMETEX matters

See connected furnishing categories together

Home-furnishing decisions often involve several materials and systems at once. A window treatment may need to work with upholstery, wall finishes and bedding; a hospitality or residential project can also require coordinated fabrics, coverings and accessories. HOMETEX Shenzhen’s published exhibit categories span these related choices, allowing trade visitors to compare products across the furnishing mix rather than treating each as an isolated purchase.

Compare materials and specifications

Fabric hand, weave, colour, opacity, pattern, lining and finish are difficult to judge from a catalogue image alone. Where exhibitors provide physical samples, buyers and designers can examine the material directly and ask about specifications, customisation, product ranges and supply terms. Record the exact product and the representative’s contact details so that comparisons remain useful after the exhibition.

Explore sourcing and design options

The organiser positions the event for trade buyers and business partners sourcing home-furnishing products, and describes manufacturers, suppliers, designers, thought leaders and decision-makers among the people visitors can meet. This mix may help buyers identify possible suppliers while giving designers a broader view of available materials and coordinated solutions.

Who should visit Shenzhen HOMETEX?

Trade buyers, distributors and procurement teams

Useful if you source home textiles or furnishing products for retail, distribution, project supply or manufacturing. Focus your visit on:

• Curtain, upholstery and sofa fabrics that fit your target price and quality range.
• Ready-made curtains, blinds, tracks and window-treatment accessories that complement your current assortment.
• Bedding, carpets, rugs and household textiles for categories you already sell or plan to add.
• Wallpaper, wallcoverings and wall-cladding products that can be sourced alongside soft furnishings.
• Product specifications, minimum order quantities, colour options, customisation and lead times—confirm these directly with each supplier.
• Evidence of quality, applicable testing and product documentation relevant to your destination market.

The organiser describes HOMETEX as a sourcing opportunity for trade buyers and business partners. The next step is to turn broad category interest into a prioritised supplier list.

Interior, soft-decoration and furnishing designers

Useful if you specify materials for residential, hospitality or other interior projects. Consider prioritising:

• Textile colours, textures, patterns and finishes that support a defined design direction.
• How curtain, upholstery, bedding and wallcovering choices can be coordinated across a scheme.
• Light control, privacy and shading options, including the accessories and operating systems shown by exhibitors.
• Durability, maintenance, installation and performance information needed for a real specification.
• Sample availability and the process for requesting product details after the fair.

The event’s published categories include fabrics, wallcoverings, bedding, carpets, home decor and intelligent sunshade products, giving designers a cross-category view of furnishing materials.

Manufacturers, suppliers and business decision-makers

Useful if you are assessing product presentation, supplier relationships or possible commercial partnerships. You may want to:

• Compare the range and positioning of manufacturers working in your product segment.
• Discuss product development, material choices, supply capability and the intended customer market.
• Identify complementary products or accessories that could support a fuller offer.
• Ask prospective partners about quality control, documentation, customisation and after-sales support.
• Set a clear follow-up action for every promising conversation rather than relying on memory.

The organiser identifies manufacturers, suppliers, designers, thought leaders and decision-makers as part of the event’s professional audience. Specific 2027 attendee numbers or buyer-country breakdowns were not confirmed in the pages reviewed.

What can you find at Shenzhen HOMETEX?

Curtains, fabrics and upholstery

• Curtain fabrics and ready-made curtains.
• Upholstery and sofa fabrics.
• Furniture and hotel textiles.
• Household textiles and bedding.

Wall finishes and coverings

• Wallpaper and wallcoverings.
• Wall cladding, siding and decorative wall treatments.
• Art wall decorations and backdrops.
• Leather and related furnishing materials listed in the organiser’s exhibit categories.

Window treatments and shading

• Intelligent sunshade products and control systems.
• Window decorations, accessories and fittings.
• Blinds, rails, bamboo and wood curtains.
• Home and project shading products.

Other furnishing categories

• Bedding and home textiles.
• Carpets and rugs.
• Home decor.
• Mechanical equipment and raw materials appearing in the digital showroom categories.

Category wording and the available exhibitor or product listings can change. Check the organiser’s current digital showroom and event information before finalising a target list.

What makes Shenzhen HOMETEX distinctive?

Its published scope connects soft furnishings with window and wall solutions. Instead of focusing on only one textile type, the event’s categories extend from curtain and upholstery fabrics to bedding, rugs, wallcoverings, blinds, shading systems and accessories. This breadth is relevant to distributors building coordinated ranges and designers comparing materials that may appear together in a finished interior.

The organiser also presents a digital showroom with company and product categories, and lists Shenzhen Home Design Week as a concurrent event on its 2027 edition information. The showroom can help visitors identify products to investigate; the current exhibitor directory and any 2027 programme details should be checked before travel. Previous online material should not be treated as confirmation that a specific company, product or activity will be present in 2027.

What should you try to achieve?

If you are a buyer or distributor

Set an objective such as: shortlist a defined group of suppliers across two or three priority categories and document the product, specification and next commercial question for each. Decide in advance which product ranges are essential and which are exploratory. Compare like with like: fabric composition and finish against fabric composition and finish; shading systems against the requirements they must meet.

If you are a designer or specifier

Set an objective such as: identify materials and systems that can support a specific project brief, then collect the technical information needed for a realistic specification. Bring project requirements and note which items need samples, performance data, installation guidance or custom colour options.

If you represent a manufacturer or supplier

Set an objective such as: identify the buyer types and product segments most relevant to your range, and leave each qualified conversation with an agreed follow-up step. Prepare a concise product explanation, clear specifications and answers on supply capability, customisation and documentation.

How to prepare before Shenzhen HOMETEX

1. Define the sourcing or project question

Write down what decision the visit should support. Examples include expanding a curtain assortment, comparing wallcovering suppliers, finding a suitable shading system or checking fabric options for a defined interior project. Give each objective a priority and a reason it matters now.

2. Build a product-led target list

Use the organiser’s digital showroom and current exhibitor information when available. Search by product category and company, then create three groups:

• A — Must investigate: products that directly answer a current sourcing or project need.
• B — Useful to compare: adjacent categories or alternative suppliers that may improve the decision.
• C — Explore if time allows: emerging styles or categories without an immediate requirement.

Confirm that the listing is current for the 2027 edition before arranging a visit around a particular company.

3. Prepare comparable questions

For fabrics, ask about fibre composition, construction, width, weight, colourfastness, care, backing, customisation and sample availability. For curtains and blinds, ask about dimensions, operating systems, tracks, installation and replacement components. For wallpaper and wallcoverings, ask about substrate, finish, cleaning, application and matching. For bedding and rugs, ask about material, dimensions, care, construction and available designs. For every category, check ordering terms, minimum quantities, lead times, packaging and the documentation required for your market.

4. Bring useful project or buying information

Have your target customer, use case, preferred materials, quantity range, price position and delivery expectations ready. Designers can bring a written brief, finish schedule or colour direction. Buyers can prepare current assortment gaps and product requirements. Avoid sharing confidential project or commercial information unless you are comfortable doing so.

5. Plan meetings and note-taking

Contact priority companies through their official channels if you need a scheduled discussion; do not assume that an appointment or matchmaking service is available. Prepare a short introduction and leave time to inspect samples. Use the same notes for every supplier: Company → Product → Specification → Fit for my need → Open question → Next action.

How to make the most of the exhibition

Begin with your A-priority categories, but leave time to compare alternatives. Handle samples where possible and record the exact product name, finish, colour and any code shown. Photographing a display can help recall it, but ask permission where appropriate and do not rely on photographs for colour or texture assessment.

Keep a separate note for each product family. For example, a curtain-fabric comparison should record composition, width, opacity, care, colour options and supplier terms; a wallcovering comparison should capture substrate, finish, installation and maintenance. Mark information that is still unconfirmed and ask the supplier to provide it after the event.

At the end of each day, review your notes and identify missing information while conversations are fresh. Reserve time on the final morning for essential follow-ups or products you still need to compare; the official schedule lists a shorter closing day.

Plan your time realistically

The 2027 event is scheduled across four calendar days, but the final day has a shorter published opening window. A focused plan could look like this:

• Before arrival: check the organiser’s latest hours, visitor arrangements and exhibitor information; group priority companies by category.
• First full day: review essential suppliers and inspect the main product families on your shortlist.
• Second full day: compare alternatives, revisit samples and ask technical or commercial questions that remained open.
• Third full day: explore complementary categories, discuss project requirements and complete any priority meetings.
• Final morning: revisit only the most important open decisions, collect promised information and confirm next actions before the published 12:00 close.

This is a planning framework, not an official floor plan or programme. Adjust it to your target exhibitors and the current event information.

Travelling to Shenzhen HOMETEX

The official event site places the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center in Futian District and provides visitor guidance labelled for travel from the airport, railway stations and checkpoints. The venue address published by the organiser is Fuhua 3rd Road, Futian District, Shenzhen, China. Check the latest route information and entry arrangements before travelling; do not assume that a previous edition’s instructions remain unchanged.

The organiser lists the following opening schedule: 09:00–17:30 on 7–9 March 2027 and 09:00–12:00 on 10 March 2027. Confirm the final arrangements with the organiser before setting transport or meeting times.

After Shenzhen HOMETEX: turn comparisons into decisions

Within a day or two, sort contacts into three groups:

• A — Immediate: suppliers or products that match a current buying or project requirement. Request the missing specification, sample, quotation or terms needed for the next decision.
• B — Potential: products that may fit a future range or project. Record the condition that would make them relevant, such as a price point, colour option or delivery window.
• C — Market intelligence: useful category, design or technical information that does not yet correspond to a purchase.

Compare suppliers against the same criteria. Verify sample details, product documentation, minimum order quantities, lead times, packaging, payment and delivery terms directly with the company. For a project, check that the chosen materials work together and meet the specification before approval. Record who is responsible for each follow-up and when you expect a response; a conversation at a trade fair is a starting point, not a confirmed supply agreement.

Who should consider exhibiting?

The organiser’s published categories indicate relevance for companies offering curtain and upholstery fabrics, home and hotel textiles, bedding, wallcoverings, window treatments, shading systems, accessories, carpets, rugs and home decor. Suppliers of related mechanical equipment or raw materials may also fit categories shown in the digital showroom.

Before enquiring about a stand, define the product range you want to present, the buyer types you need to reach and the commercial result you want to evaluate. Prepare sample choices, specifications, production and customisation information, and a follow-up process for enquiries. The organiser provides a booth-application channel; check the current 2027 exhibiting terms, availability and deadlines directly with the organiser.

Shenzhen HOMETEX visitor checklist

Before the fair

• ☐ Confirm the 2027 visitor information, opening hours and registration requirements with the organiser.
• ☐ Build a shortlist from current exhibitor and product information.
• ☐ Define category priorities, project needs and buying criteria.
• ☐ Prepare comparable questions for fabrics, coverings, shading systems and accessories.
• ☐ Arrange any essential supplier meetings directly and confirm them before travel.
• ☐ Check current venue access and travel requirements.

During the fair

• ☐ Record company, product name, specification, price or terms discussed, open questions and next action.
• ☐ Compare samples under consistent criteria and note details that require written confirmation.
• ☐ Ask permission before photographing stands or product materials.
• ☐ Revisit priority suppliers before the final morning.
• ☐ Keep unverified claims and pending specifications clearly marked in your notes.

After the fair

• ☐ Send follow-up requests while discussions are still current.
• ☐ Compare suppliers and products against the same requirements.
• ☐ Verify samples, documentation, availability and commercial terms before making commitments.
• ☐ Share useful findings with the colleagues who approve specifications or purchases.

Is Shenzhen HOMETEX worth visiting?

It is most relevant to professionals who source, distribute, design or specify home textiles and interior soft-furnishing products. Buyers may benefit from comparing connected categories, while designers can examine materials and systems relevant to project choices. Suppliers can use the event to present ranges and discuss potential business relationships with trade visitors.

The value of a visit depends on having a clear product or project objective. A shortlist, comparable questions and disciplined follow-up make it easier to turn a broad exhibition into useful supplier and material decisions. If your work is unrelated to home textiles, window and wall coverings or furnishing products, the published scope may be less relevant.

Shenzhen HOMETEX 2027 at a glance

The event dates, venue and published hours are stated on the organiser’s current event pages. Check the organiser’s latest exhibitor, programme and visitor information before finalising plans.

Make the visit purposeful

Choose the product questions you need answered, compare materials and suppliers consistently, and leave with clear follow-up actions. Specify. Compare. Source. Follow up.

Discover Shenzhen

Shenzhen combines contemporary cultural attractions with parks, coastal landscapes and theme parks. The city government’s travel information highlights several visitor options within Shenzhen; the fair venue itself is in Futian District.

Splendid China

In Nanshan District, Splendid China is a miniature scenery and cultural park presenting scaled versions of Chinese landmarks alongside displays about history, architecture and folk customs.

Window of the World

The Shenzhen government lists Window of the World among the city’s established attractions. The theme park is known for miniature representations of landmarks from around the world.

Happy Valley

Happy Valley is another of the theme-park attractions highlighted by the city’s tourism information. It offers a different leisure option from the city’s cultural parks and museums.

These attractions are in Shenzhen, while the exhibition venue is in Futian District. If you have time around the fair, choose a visit that fits your available schedule and verify current opening details with the attraction before setting out.