barth – Bespoke interiors for jewellery stores and boutiques

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Flagship Store PISA OROLOGERIA, Milano (ITALY) - Design by Vittorio Carena

With more than 140 years of experience and roots in artistic woodworking, barth develops and delivers bespoke turnkey interiors for high-end retail environments. The South Tyrolean company operates particularly in the jewellery, luxury watchmaking, boutique and exhibition sectors, combining craftsmanship with production technologies dedicated to a wide range of materials.

Over the years, its original expertise in woodworking has expanded to encompass complex furnishing systems, finishes, display structures and bespoke components, translating the concepts developed by architects and interior designers into precisely manufactured interiors.

Volta jewellery store in Piacenza fitted out by barth and designed by Ununicum
VOLTA Jewellery, Piacenza (Italy) – Design Ununicum

From technical development to installation

Each project is developed in close collaboration with architects and interior designers. barth’s project managers oversee the process from technical drawings and production through to logistics and final installation, coordinating specialised teams for projects carried out internationally.

Project organisation is centralised at the company’s headquarters in Bressanone, where technical expertise, production and manufacturing control are integrated within the same operational process.

Boucheron Maison in Place Vendôme fitted out by barth and designed by Pierre-Yves Rochon
BOUCHERON Maison, Place Vendôme (France) – Design PYR Pierre-Yves Rochon

Interiors for jewellery and luxury watchmaking

The company’s references include international luxury brands and retailers such as Boucheron, Buccellati, Pisa Orologeria, Leo Pizzo, Wempe Jewelers and Bucherer.

The projects illustrate very different design approaches, ranging from contemporary interiors defined by essential volumes and integrated showcases to environments characterised by more decorative materials, metal surfaces, wood, glass and bespoke detailing.

Edwards Lowell jewellery store in Malta fitted out by barth and designed by Chris Briffa Architects
EDWARDS LOWELL Jewellery, Malta – Design Chris Briffa Architects

Production requires both precision and the ability to respond to the specifications of each individual project. Materials, construction systems and details are developed according to the brand identity, architectural context and display requirements.

Benoit de Gorsky jewellery store in Geneva fitted out by barth and designed by Studio Gellner
BENOIT DE GORSKY, Geneva (Switzerland) – Design Studio Gellner

Bespoke production and international project management

barth’s operating model combines craftsmanship, advanced production processes and comprehensive project management. By coordinating the different stages of each commission, the company is able to deliver complex projects across different markets while maintaining continuity between technical development, production and installation.

Its expertise in high-end retail interiors therefore extends beyond material processing and bespoke manufacturing to the coordination of production, logistics and installation within an integrated project workflow.

by AN Shopfitting Magazine no.152 ©