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Independent living is a choice, and the room has to sell that choice. Care furniture usually gives the game away — rails, white laminate, a bed raised to working height. This set removes all three. The bed is a timber bed with an upholstered headboard; the storage is a full-height wardrobe; the desk is a console you would find in an apartment, not a treatment room.

A bed without care hardware. Upholstered headboard, walnut frame, domestic sleeping height.
2350 mm wardrobe. Full-height hanging plus open shelving.
2200 mm desk run. Desk, dressing table and console in one, over a white drawer bank.
A window sitting room. Two lounge chairs and a pedestal side table.
One walnut family. Bed, cabinet, wardrobe, desk and chair frames share one veneer and finish.
Rounded timber edges and recessed pulls. Nothing sharp at hip height.
The plan on this page shows the reference arrangement from Apartment A: bed against the teal feature wall, nightstand at the head, wardrobe on the return wall, the desk run with the television on the opposite wall, and two lounge chairs with a pedestal table in the window bay. Wall lengths and the clear route from door to window are adjustable; send a floor plan and we return the layout set to your dimensions.

Domestic height, unassisted transfer. The mattress platform sits at domestic bed height, so a resident stands up the way they do at home — no drop, no rail to negotiate.
Storage the resident can use standing. Hanging at 1800–2000 mm, the open bay at eye level, drawers at 750 mm: one reach for everything that is used daily.
A clear route to the window. The plan keeps a continuous path from the door past the bed to the lounge chairs — the walk a resident makes most often.
Quiet, forgiving edges. Radiused timber edges, recessed pulls, and a headboard that ends at the mattress line rather than above it.
| No. | Model | Item | Size (mm) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | YL-E4308 | Self-care bed | 1850 × 2100 × 1100 |
| 02 | YL-B1312 | Bedside cabinet | 600 × 400 × 550 |
| 03 | YL-B1129 | Wardrobe | 2200 × 600 × 2350 |
| 04 | YL-D3412 | Desk | 2200 × 450 × 750 |
| 05 | YL-C2620 | Desk chair | 480 × 530 × 650 |
| 06 | YL-F5019 | Round side table | Ø480 × 600 |
| 07 | YL-C2619 | Lounge chair | 680 × 690 × 850 |
Walnut veneer with a matte lacquer, a cream upholstered headboard framed in walnut, solid walnut chair frames with pale leather seats.

Two briefs meet in this room. The operator needs furniture that survives daily use and can be replaced piece by piece; the resident needs a room that feels like somewhere they chose. Walnut rather than white laminate answers both — it hides wear better and it reads as domestic. The blue accent and brass pendants are not styling for its own sake: in a low-contrast room, a saturated textile and a warm light source are what make the space legible to ageing eyes.
Specified for Apartment A of a senior residence in Haikou. For show-flat programmes we deliver by building rather than by container: room schedules, finish schedules and carton labelling follow the apartment number.

Guangdong Hongye Furniture Group Co., Ltd. (HONGYE) is a commercial furniture manufacturer founded in 1996, headquartered in Heshan, Jiangmen, Guangdong, China. Over 30 years the company has built six product lines — hotel, office, healthcare, education, apartment and banking furniture — so a hospital project can be furnished from one factory rather than assembled from several suppliers.
The production facility covers 300,000 m² with 10+ production lines, 40,000 m² of exhibition space and 1,000+ skilled workers. Core equipment includes German HOMAG edge-banding lines and Italian BACCI five-axis CNC machining centres, with panel processing, solid wood joinery, metal fabrication, upholstery, stone cutting and finishing integrated under one roof.
HONGYE has completed more than 1,000 commercial furniture projects across 50+ countries and regions. International references include Alibaba Headquarters, Holiday Inn in America, Four Seasons in Saudi Arabia, Charterhouse Lagos in Nigeria, a behavioural health unit in Saudi Arabia and a dementia care facility in Singapore.
Quality is verified through 8 international certifications: ISO 9001 (Quality Management), ISO 14001 (Environmental Management), BIFMA, GREENGUARD, SGS, CE, CARB P2 and FSC. Products are tested for durability, safety and low chemical emissions to meet contract-grade standards in global markets.



Company Introduction and Advantages
Produced on HONGYE's own metal line with the same finish system as the wider storage range, so dividers, storage walls and lockers arrive as one scheme — see §0.1. Our project team supports layout drawings for whole floors rather than single cabinets, which is what open office planning needs.







Delivery & Returns
Production:built to the confirmed divider run
Shipping terms:(FOB / CIF / DDP quoted on request)
Packing:export carton with corner protection, loading plan provided
Documents:packing list and commercial invoice with the shipment
Returns:transit damage replaced against carrier evidence ;custom sizes non-returnable
FAQ
What is included in the set? Seven pieces: self-care bed, bedside cabinet, wardrobe, desk, desk chair, round side table and lounge chair. Each is also available separately.
Is the bed a nursing bed? No. YL-E4308 is a self-care bed — upholstered headboard, walnut frame, domestic height, no rails or castors. It is specified for independent living, not for high-dependency care.
How tall is the wardrobe? 2350 mm, with a 2200 mm width and 600 mm depth — full-height hanging plus an open shelving bay.
What is the bed size? 1850 × 2100 × 1100 mm overall.
Can the desk be shortened? The 2200 mm run is a project dimension; shorter versions are available on request.
What is the core material? — confirm the board specification before publishing; other pages in this range use E1-grade multi-layer board.
Can finishes be changed? Yes — veneer, lacquer and upholstery are specified per project.
Do you supply to developers? Yes. Show-flat and apartment programmes are scheduled by building with per-apartment carton labelling.
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