Digital transformation has become a key driver of high-quality development in the furniture industry. Smart manufacturing technologies are gradually permeating every stage of furniture production, propelling a shift from traditional manual production to automated and intelligent manufacturing. On the production floor, automated production lines are widely adopted, replacing traditional manual processes such as cutting, sanding, and assembly. This reduces errors caused by human intervention and enhances production efficiency and product consistency. At the same time, the widespread adoption of intelligent inspection equipment enables end-to-end monitoring of key product parameters—including material purity, structural stability, and surface flatness—ensuring product quality meets relevant standards and minimizing the release of non-conforming products. Production workshops utilize intelligent management systems to monitor production progress, equipment status, and product inspection data in real time, allowing for the timely identification and resolution of issues during the production process, thereby optimizing workflows and shortening production cycles. Furthermore, digital technologies are applied to the furniture design phase. Through 3D modeling and virtual simulation, design concepts can be rapidly visualized and optimized, thereby improving design efficiency, reducing design errors, and ensuring that design proposals align closely with actual production requirements. Digital transformation not only enhances production efficiency and product quality in the furniture industry but also reduces energy consumption and labor costs. It drives the industry toward large-scale, high-quality development, meeting the market’s demand for both volume and quality in furniture products.