Designed for the space
Dimensions and layout are checked against the room and your priorities.
MMV Studio
Bespoke commercial furniture in Barcelona
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Furniture planned around staff, customers and daily work
Bespoke commercial furniture in Barcelona. Customer service, payment, display and work need different spaces. Actual operations and equipment determine units and circulation.
Designed for your space
Plan the shop around the customer journey
Before drawing a counter, we look at the entrance, product discovery, checkout and the route used for replenishment. Fitted furniture should help sales and make the staff’s work straightforward.
Choices explained
We compare suitable materials and hardware before the specification is approved.
Scope in writing
The quotation identifies the furniture, fitting and any optional or separate work.
One project contact
Your contact coordinates questions about the proposal and the next steps.
Our process
How we work, step by step
These steps connect the first estimate to the final fitting. Measurements and specification come before the binding price.
Initial estimate
Share the address, room photos, approximate measurements and the furniture you have in mind. We outline a price range to be checked against the measured space.
Measured survey
At the property we record the relevant dimensions, services and wall conditions. We also check how the pieces can enter the building.
Design, when required
If drawings or a design are needed, we develop them after the survey. The design work is included at no extra charge when you order us to manufacture to that project.
Detailed quotation
With the layout and specification agreed, we set out materials, fittings, delivery, installation and the final amount in writing.
Approval and deposit
You confirm the proposal and pay the deposit stated in the quotation. This authorises the production order.
Workshop production
We cut, finish and prepare the components according to the approved drawings and dimensions.
Fitting on site
The team delivers and assembles the furniture, then adjusts fronts, hinges and visible joints.
Review with you
Before closing the job, we go through doors, drawers and finishes together and record anything that needs a final adjustment.
Your project starts here
Give every centimetre a purpose.
I'm Joaquín Pardo. Show me the awkward corner, column or wall that is limiting your room. We can start with what you need to store and explore ways to use the space without crowding it.
No obligation. Rough measurements are enough to get started.
Solutions for your space
Display, service and stock on one plan
Floor area for customers competes with storage and circulation. We plan all three so an attractive shop is also practical to run.
An entrance that makes sense
The first display should reveal the products without a tall unit blocking the view through the shop.
Products at a useful height
Depth, lighting and reach vary for clothes, books, eyewear and smaller goods.
Checkout that supports staff
The counter allows for payment equipment, wrapping, cables and the items needed during a shift.
Stock close to the display
Nearby drawers and cabinets can speed up replenishment without crossing the sales floor.
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Configuration gallery
Examples of bespoke commercial furniture
Sixteen configurations showing different layouts, finishes and ways to integrate the furniture into a real room.
Fashion displayed along one wallRails, shelves and nearby stock follow garment lengths and changing collections.
Bakery display and checkoutProduct presentation and payment need sensible routes for both customers and staff.
Adjustable pharmacy fixturesUseful depth and replenishment matter more than giving every shelf the same spacing.
A hairdressing stationEach mirror needs a place for tools and cable routes away from the walkway.
Eyewear on displayLighting and spacing follow the frames to avoid glare and overcrowding.
Jewellery behind glassLocks, staff access and lighting are resolved before the shape of the case.
Footwear with try-on seatingThe bench, back stock and displayed sizes should be close to one another.
Reception for a studioParcels, paperwork and equipment fit behind the desk without filling the entrance.
Gourmet goods on shelvesProduct weight, packaging and restocking determine where to reinforce and add drawers.
Wine display and tasting areaBottle display and serving need different heights and supporting surfaces.
A bookshop that changesMovable tables and shelves let staff reset new titles without rebuilding the shop.
A kiosk that closes securelyThe perimeter combines visible cases with protected stock after trading hours.
Sports products on displayHooks and panels allow for goods in different formats.
Technology demonstration tableDevices need power and cabling that staff can still access.
Fixtures for a pop-upTransportable pieces can create display and stock space without permanent fixings.
Service at two heightsThe lower section is positioned around the actual counter and customer route.
Specific information
Furniture depends on what you sell
Jewellery and food retail need different displays. Product weight, handling and turnover lead the decisions.
Wall displays
Shelf positions follow product size and how often the range changes.
Tables and islands
We check clearance around them with customers, staff and stock-room doors in mind.
Service counters
The front conceals real tasks: payment, wrapping, paperwork and access to services.
Temporary modules
Pop-ups and campaigns need pieces that are simple to move, store and assemble again.
Three ways to approach the specification
Where to spend in a retail fit-out
Operational needs come first; then we choose where visible finishes earn their place.
Operation01
Make the room work
Clear routes, nearby stock and durable furniture for daily handling.
- Working heights checked
- Displays simple to restock
- Services remain accessible
Display02
Show the product well
Lighting and backgrounds depend on the goods each fixture holds.
- Shelf loads understood
- Glazing suited to contents
- Campaigns easy to change
Identity03
Give the shop character
Fronts and materials can express the brand while staying cleanable and repairable.
- Samples viewed with stock
- Brand elements integrated
- Replaceable parts where useful
A detailed quotation
The information behind a useful quotation
You can start with rough dimensions. We will tell you what needs to be checked before a final specification is prepared.
The space
Photographs and approximate dimensions show the available area and nearby doors or services.
Your priorities
Explain what you need the furniture to do and what is missing now.
Your references
Send a few examples and point out the details you like.
Timing and access
Tell us the address, intended date and any work taking place before fitting.
From early guidance to a final figure
From enquiry to a confirmed proposal
01First review
We assess the information, clarify the scope and identify missing details. This enquiry does not generate an automatic price.
02Detailed quotation
The proposal sets out the agreed design, specification, price and fitting conditions after the necessary checks.
Send what you already have. We can identify the next useful photograph, measurement or decision.
Send photographs and dimensions →
Materials and details
Choose the specification as a whole
A surface, its supporting board, edges and hardware need to work together.
Product-specific performance and care instructions are checked against the selected specification.
Before deciding
Questions about retail furniture
Can you work with our interior designer?＋
Yes. We review their drawings, check site measurements and agree which tasks fall within the joinery scope.
Can you meet a fixed opening date?＋
Tell us the date and state of the building work early on. We confirm a schedule when the scope and site readiness are clear.
Can we replace only the counter or displays?＋
Yes. We measure what stays and design new pieces around existing services, routes and fixtures.
Start with the details you have
Tell us how your shop operates
Send a plan or photographs, product type, equipment and intended opening date. Staff tasks are as useful as visual references.
- 01 We review the scope of your idea
- 02 We identify dimensions still needed
- 03 Materials and fitting are specified before you order
Commercial furniture: customer flow and staff tasks
In a shop or workplace, furniture does more than hold goods. We study entry, service, display and work areas so they do not obstruct each other.
A counter needs space for payment, packing and cables; a cabinet must allow restocking and cleaning. We draw those tasks into the layout.
Materials and edges follow footfall and maintenance needs. We also check property access and other trades before agreeing dates.
Share a plan, photographs and list of uses. Knowing what stays in the premises lets us define manufacture and installation in the quote.