British-Made · Trade Only · Delivered to West Midlands
Contract & Wholesale Furniture in Birmingham
Birmingham's regeneration is reshaping the city centre — from the towers around Smithfield and the Jewellery Quarter to large-scale build-to-rent and affordable housing programmes. As the UK's second city furnishes at volume, Montalvi supplies British-made furniture built to a contract standard.
Furnishing Birmingham
Birmingham combines major regeneration, a sizeable housing-association sector and a fast-growing build-to-rent market into one of the most active furnishing markets outside London. Schemes here are large and standardised, which is precisely where a single replicated specification pays off. Montalvi supplies contract-grade, made-to-order furniture in A-grade board across nineteen finishes, with nationwide delivery available; VAT and delivery quoted separately — letting developers, operators and housing providers fit out hundreds of units to one consistent standard without retail markups or unreliable lead times.
Every Montalvi piece is made to order in Britain in nineteen finishes plus two-tone — contract-grade construction built for tenancy and guest turnover, with VAT and delivery quoted separately in one clear quote. Made-to-order furniture is delivered to any Birmingham or West Midlands postcode, flat-packed for tight access or fully assembled for turnkey handover.
Who we supply in Birmingham
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Furniture supply in Birmingham — your questions
Do you supply housing associations in Birmingham?
Yes. We provide durable, contract-grade furniture suited to affordable and social housing programmes, made to order with consistent quality across every home.
Can you handle large developer fit-outs?
Yes. Our model is built for volume — one specification replicated exactly across an entire scheme, made to order in Britain with confirmed lead times.
What is included in the price?
Trade pricing includes VAT and nationwide UK delivery, so the quoted figure is the figure — no separate delivery or tax added later.
Across West Midlands