Villa Projects Delivered Across the World

From Fiji to Dubai, George Villa designs, manufactures and delivers complete villa interiors from our Foshan factory — 347 delivered projects across 6 regions and 70 countries. Every project ships as a flat-packed, numbered package: designed per room, produced in one factory, installed on site.

347Delivered projects

6Regions

70Countries

100%with 3D design reference

Direct Factory Price

No middleman — design, production and packing happen in one factory, keeping your project budget 50% below local fit-out costs.

One-Stop Whole House

Cabinets, furniture, doors and windows, stone, lighting and soft furnishing in one coordinated shipment.

100% Customization

Sizes, wood, stone, hardware and finishes tailored to your floor plan and interior design.

Global Shipping

Flat-packed, numbered and labelled for self-install — delivered to 70 countries across 6 regions.

Browse Projects by Region

Select your region to open the full project index with 3D design links.

Bright modern Canadian villa living room with custom cabinetry

How the 347-Project Index Works

Every row in this index is a real, completed villa — not a rendering. Each project carries the same production record: the confirmed 3D design, the room-by-room flat-pack plan, and the pre-loading inspection photos and videos taken before the container sealed. When you browse by region, the 3D references open in your browser, so you can walk through the finished interior before you start a conversation about your own floor plan. The count on each region card — projects delivered, countries served — is the running total from our production records, updated as new villa projects complete.

The flat-pack standard matters because villa interiors cross borders as cargo, not as finished rooms. Crates are sized for standard export containers — the same ISO 668 container dimensions used worldwide (ISO 668 freight container standard) — and each one is labelled by room with a build list, so installation on site follows a numbered sequence instead of guesswork.

The same numbered, flat-pack standard covers the factory’s commercial work — hotels, resorts, restaurants and visitor centres — where the order runs in room batches instead of a single residence. The sequence, from mock-up room approval to opening-day installation, is written up in the hotel and resort FF&E guide.