The person behind the work

Mo Patel

Thirty five years on site. Hotels, restaurants, private homes and national rollouts, from first fix to final finish.

Joinery being fitted on site during an MP Design project

Founder, MP Design

Mo Patel started in fit out when the work was still learned on site rather than in a classroom, and he has never really left it. Thirty five years later he still walks every project himself, which is the whole reason MP Design only takes on a handful at a time.

The experience covers the full range. High end hotel and hospitality interiors where the opening date is fixed and the finish has to be flawless. Private residential refits in Hyde Park and Knightsbridge where the work happens quietly around people who live there. Homes in the South of France and Monaco. And over twenty years of rollout work for McDonald's, where the discipline is doing the same thing to the same standard on site after site.

What clients tend to remember is not the specification. It is that the person who priced the job was the person on site, and that what was promised in week one was what happened in week twelve.

He is, by any measure, passionate about what he does. Thirty five years in and he still wants to see the last coat go on himself.


Sectors

  • Hotels and hospitality
  • Restaurants, bars and cafes
  • Private residential
  • Quick service restaurant rollout (McDonald's)
  • Retail and commercial
35 years in fit out
15 years with one client
4 countries worked in
“We only take a certain amount of projects a year so we can give that whole service to our clients.”
Mo Patel, Founder

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422 Green Lane
Ilford, London
IG3 9AG, United Kingdom

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