Welcome and consult
Use the storefront reception or showroom to meet clients, review plans, and present finishes in a professional setting.
Showrooms & design businesses
Showroom in front. Inventory and operations behind.
Create a polished customer experience for consultations and product selection, with samples, receiving, warehouse storage, and administration under the same roof.
A better customer journey
Connect inspiration, selection, and fulfillment
Display and organize
Keep samples, mockups, design libraries, and frequently used products close to the team and easy to update.
Receive and store
Move incoming products through the 14-foot by 14-foot high-bay door and stage projects in the connected warehouse.
Potential business uses
Built for products customers want to see and touch
CabinetryFlooringCountertopsInterior designLightingCloset systemsSpecialty building productsHome improvement
Flexible layouts
Select the right customer and warehouse balance
Premium
Best fit when visibility, showroom presence, and the largest overall floor area are priorities.
View Premium layoutMid
A strong balance of reception, private office, breakroom, climate-controlled storage, and warehouse capacity.
View Mid layoutStandard / Base
A lower entry point with a polished storefront and ample warehouse space for a more focused display program.
View Standard layoutA place customers remember
Control the presentation and retain the real estate
Owning may provide more control over branding and buildout while allowing the business owner to hold a commercial real-estate asset. Appreciation, tax outcomes, and future resale or leasing demand are not guaranteed.
Plan the buildout carefully. Retail or showroom uses may affect occupancy classification, parking, accessibility, restrooms, egress, fire protection, utilities, signage, and approvals. Buyers should confirm all requirements with the appropriate authorities and professionals.