Modern Business Interiors (MBI) partners with K-12 school districts, private schools, and charter schools across St. Louis, Kansas City, and the Midwest to plan, furnish, and install durable, student-focused learning environments.
Since 1987, we’ve helped schools modernize classrooms, administrative offices, libraries, and collaboration spaces—on time, on budget, and in compliance with public procurement requirements.
Planning a school furniture project?
Schedule a free K-12 furniture consultation with our team.
We regularly support:
From a single classroom refresh to district-wide standardization, MBI scales to meet your needs.
If you’re managing a school furniture project, we can help.
Yes. This is a core strength.
MBI works with school districts using:
These contracts simplify procurement, reduce bid timelines, and ensure compliance.
Not sure which contract your district uses?
We’ll help you navigate it at no cost.
Absolutely.
Most K-12 projects are scheduled during:
We plan well in advance to ensure:
Have a tight summer window? Let’s plan early.
We help schools select furniture that is:
Our recommendations support:
We’ll recommend solutions that fit your grade levels and budget.
Yes—and districts often see significant savings by doing so.
Standardization helps:
We can develop district-approved furniture standards aligned with your goals.
Ask us about district-wide standardization options.
Yes. Our in-house design team supports:
Design services are often included as part of a furniture engagement.
Send us your classroom or building plans — we’ll review them for free.
Costs vary by scope and product type, but common ranges include:
We focus on value engineering—balancing performance, longevity, and budget accountability.
We’ll help you build a realistic furniture budget.
Typical lead times range from 4–12 weeks, depending on:
We help districts plan orders early to align with school calendars.
Concerned about timing? Let’s review your schedule.
Yes. MBI provides turnkey K-12 furniture solutions, including:
You’ll have one point of contact from start to finish.
