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KmStoreDesign

Greek company founded in 1987 that designs, manufactures and installs shop furniture, store equipment and complete commercial-space renovations.

Last updated September 29, 2026

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Overview

KmStoreDesign (also written KM store design, and associated with the name ΚΕΤΣΕΤΖΙΔΗΣ / Ketsetzidis) is a Greek company based in Athens that specialises in the furnishing and equipment of retail and professional spaces. According to its own website, the business has been active in shop and professional-space furnishing since 1987, and it presents itself as a provider of store furniture, special custom constructions, store equipment and full or partial store renovation. Its offer spans both ready-made solutions and made-to-order production, supported by what it describes as specialised staff and modern facilities. The company operates at the intersection of retail fit-out and interior construction. Its product catalogue is organised around the typical components of a shop: gondolas and shelving units, product display stands, glass display cases, cash counters and checkout desks, window-display furniture, wall-mounted furniture, shop counters and clothing stands. Alongside these standard product families, KmStoreDesign advertises special constructions and complete studies, including architectural design and interior-space studies, as well as turnkey construction work. This combination positions it as a one-stop supplier for retailers who need to equip, refurbish or redesign a sales floor. KmStoreDesign's customer-facing activity is centred on the Greek market, and its website is published in Greek. The company showcases completed projects and new products, giving a sense of an ongoing portfolio of retail and professional interiors. Examples visible on its site include medical-practice furniture compositions, waiting-room seating and reception sofas, and medical counters, indicating that its clientele extends beyond pure retail into professional and healthcare-related spaces. Ownership and corporate details are not disclosed in the available evidence. The business appears to be privately held and independent, with no parent company or listed status indicated. Its long history since the late 1980s places it among the more established Greek suppliers of shopfitting and commercial furniture, a sector in which it competes on customisation, breadth of catalogue and the ability to deliver complete renovation projects rather than individual pieces of furniture alone.

History

KmStoreDesign traces its activity in the furnishing of shops and professional spaces back to 1987, according to the company's own website. The business is based in Athens, Greece, and is associated with the name ΚΕΤΣΕΤΖΙΔΗΣ (Ketsetzidis). Over the decades it has built a portfolio around the equipment, design and renovation of commercial interiors, serving retailers and other professional clients in the Greek market. From its origins in shop furniture, the company expanded its scope to cover the full cycle of a commercial fit-out. Its website describes three broad areas of activity: store furniture and equipment, special custom constructions, and complete or partial store renovation. This evolution from a furniture supplier to a provider of integrated design-and-build services reflects a common trajectory in the shopfitting sector, where clients increasingly seek a single partner for design studies, construction and furnishing. The company states that it relies on specialised personnel and modern facilities, and that it has earned the trust of its customers over time. Its catalogue has grown to include a wide range of standard product families — gondolas and shelving, display stands, glass cases, cash counters, window and wall furniture, shop counters and clothing stands — alongside made-to-order pieces. It also advertises architectural design and interior-space studies and turnkey construction, positioning itself as capable of delivering a complete retail environment. More recently, the company has used its website to present completed projects and new products, including furniture compositions for medical practices, waiting areas and reception spaces. This suggests a diversification of its client base beyond traditional retail into professional and healthcare-related interiors. No information about ownership changes, corporate restructuring or listing is available in the public evidence, and the company appears to remain a privately held, independent Greek business.

  • 1987

    Company begins activity in shop and professional-space furnishing, according to its website.

Products and positioning

Established Greek supplier of shopfitting, store furniture and complete commercial-space renovation, combining ready-made products with custom constructions and turnkey projects.

  • Gondolas and shelving units

    Shelving systems for retail display, listed with 51 products on the company website.

  • Product display stands

    Display fixtures for merchandise, listed with 84 products.

  • Glass display cases

    Glass showcases for retail display, listed with 41 products.

  • Cash counters and checkout desks

    Checkout furniture for shops, listed with 60 products.

  • Window-display furniture

    Furniture for shop windows, listed with 47 products.

  • Wall-mounted furniture

    Wall systems for retail interiors, listed with 62 products.

  • Shop counters

    Counters for retail and service areas, listed with 52 products.

  • Clothing stands

    Garment display stands, listed with 41 products.

  • Medical practice furniture compositions

    Example project shown on the website: composition for a medical practice office (16-007).

  • Waiting-room seating and reception sofas

    Example projects shown on the website: waiting-area seating composition (16-006), corner sofa (16-005) and sofa (16-004).

  • Medical counter

    Example project shown on the website: medical practice counter (16-003).

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