Private label furniture manufacturing in Baltics
Gauya Furniture offers private label furniture manufacturing for brands, wholesalers and retailers across Europe. Through our network of specialized factories in the Baltics, we produce kitchens, wardrobes, bathroom furniture, wall panels, cabinet fronts and more — all under your brand. Whether you need a reliable production partner for an existing product line or want to develop new collections from scratch, we provide the manufacturing capacity, quality control and logistics to scale your business.
Your brand. Our production.
We work with furniture brands, retailers and wholesalers who want to offer high-quality products without managing their own production. You bring the design and brand identity — we handle everything from material sourcing and CNC machining to finishing, packaging and delivery. Our Baltic factories are equipped with modern machinery and experienced teams, allowing us to produce consistent results at competitive costs with shorter lead times compared to many Western European manufacturers. Every product is manufactured to your specifications, labelled under your brand and delivered ready for your market.
FAQ about private label manufacturing with Gauya
What is private label furniture manufacturing?
Private label furniture manufacturing is when a factory produces furniture that is sold under another company’s brand name, not the factory’s own.
In practice, a brand, retailer, or interior company brings the product idea, brand identity, or specifications, and the manufacturer handles production. The finished furniture may then be delivered with the client’s branding, packaging, labels, and documentation, so the end customer sees it as that brand’s product.
For example, if Gauya manufactures kitchen fronts or wardrobes for a furniture brand, and that brand sells them under its own name, that is private label manufacturing.
What is the minimum order quantity?
Our minimum order value for private label projects is EUR 3,000. We can also start with a test order to validate quality, communication, and workflow before moving into larger-scale production, which aligns with how Gauya presents its collaboration process online.
What are the production lead times?
For an average kitchen-size project, the typical production lead time is around 8 weeks after the order is confirmed and specifications are approved. For other furniture categories, lead times vary depending on product type, materials, finish complexity, and order volume.
Do clients need to supply materials and technical specifications?
No. Gauya supplies everything and manages production through its Baltic factory network. We work with a wide range of materials and finishes for kitchens, wardrobes, built-in furniture, wall panels, and other custom interior products, and we use FSC-certified raw materials.
Do you offer custom packaging and labelling?
Yes. We can provide custom packaging and labelling for private label projects, including your brand’s logo, labels, and care instructions. If preferred, we can also arrange neutral packaging for a more discreet supply setup.
Which countries do you deliver to? Do you handle logistics?
We currently serve clients across Europe, and we can also support projects outside Europe on an individual basis. Depending on the project, Gauya can help coordinate delivery and logistics as part of the wider production process.
Can you help if we only have an idea and no technical drawings?
Yes, absolutely. If you come to us with a rough concept, we can help develop it into a production-ready furniture product. This fits Gauya’s positioning on the website, where the company presents support from concept and design coordination through manufacturing and delivery.
Do you offer certified or compliance-ready materials for European brands?
Yes. We use FSC-certified raw materials, which is important for many European furniture brands and interior projects. If your project has specific technical, compliance, or documentation requirements, these can be discussed and aligned during development.
Can we have exclusivity for our design?
Yes. Exclusivity can be arranged for private label projects, meaning your design can be reserved for your brand. The exact scope of exclusivity should be defined at the start of the partnership so expectations are clear on both sides.
What we produce under your label
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