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Burrow Case Study

Bundle commerce and AOV optimization for a modular furniture brand where configuration is the core buying experience.

Burrow is a direct-to-consumer furniture brand built around modular, configurable sofas and seating. Their customers don't just buy a couch — they build a configuration. Arizon Digital helped Burrow align their commerce platform and merchandising experience to that reality: improving the modular bundle experience, surfacing smarter recommendations, and optimizing checkout for high-value multi-item orders.

Bundle CommerceAOV OptimizationCommerce ModernizationModular ConfigurationDTC
DTC + RetailCommerce channels
Modular ProductsConfiguration model
AOV OptimizationCore commercial outcome
Bundle CommerceMerchandising approach

A modular product model the commerce platform wasn't built to support

Burrow's product model — configurable components, modular seating, room-scale buying decisions — created a set of commerce challenges that standard platform features weren't designed to solve. The result was a buying experience that undersold the product and underperformed on AOV.

Modular product experience was difficult to merchandise

Burrow's modular furniture requires buyers to configure components — but the platform wasn't designed for this, making bundle discovery and configuration harder than it needed to be.

Bundle recommendations weren't driving AOV

Cross-sell and upsell logic wasn't connected to the modular product model — missing the natural opportunity to guide buyers toward complete room configurations rather than single pieces.

Checkout complexity for multi-item orders

Large furniture orders involving multiple SKUs, delivery options, and fulfillment timelines created friction at checkout that was measurably contributing to abandonment.

Fulfillment complexity for large-format products

White glove delivery, threshold delivery, and standard shipping needed to be presented clearly at the product level — but were inconsistently surfaced, creating post-purchase service issues.

Platform flexibility insufficient for merchandising velocity

Merchandising and content updates required developer involvement for configurations that should be self-service — slowing the team's ability to respond to demand signals.

A commerce experience built around how people actually buy modular furniture

Arizon Digital rebuilt the merchandising and purchase experience around Burrow's actual product model — making configuration intuitive, recommendations relevant to AOV, and checkout clear for large, complex orders.

Bundle & Configuration

Modular Bundle Builder & AOV-Driven Recommendations

Arizon Digital implemented a modular bundle builder that lets buyers configure their seating composition with live pricing — paired with complete-the-room recommendations that surface complementary products at the right moment in the buying journey.

  • Modular bundle builder enabling component-level configuration with live pricing
  • Complete-the-room cross-sell recommendations driven by purchase and browse history
  • Bundle-aware cart logic reflecting configuration relationships correctly
  • AOV-oriented merchandising rules surfaced at PDP and cart

Checkout & Operations

Streamlined Checkout & Merchandising Self-Service

Checkout was redesigned for the complexity of large furniture orders — surfacing delivery options clearly at the product level and simplifying the flow for multi-item configurations. Platform updates also gave the merchandising team direct control over catalog and content.

  • Streamlined checkout flow for multi-item furniture orders
  • Delivery method surfaced at the product level based on SKU and zip code
  • Self-service merchandising tools reducing developer dependency for catalog changes
  • Commerce platform modernization supporting faster feature iteration

A buying experience that matches the product

When the commerce experience reflects how buyers think about modular furniture — configure, complete the room, check out — the commercial outcomes follow.

Higher AOVBundle and configuration guidance at PDP and cart
ReducedCheckout abandonment on multi-item orders
Self-ServiceMerchandising and catalog management
ImprovedDelivery option clarity at time of purchase

Commerce that sells the way the product is meant to be bought

The most effective AOV improvement isn't a discount or a pop-up offer. It's a buying experience that helps customers understand the full possibility of what they're configuring — and makes it easy to say yes to the complete version rather than the partial one.

  • Buyers configure complete room setups rather than individual pieces, driving higher basket sizes
  • Bundle-aware recommendations connect product discovery to AOV improvement naturally
  • Merchandising team operates independently for catalog and content changes — no developer required
  • Checkout clarity on delivery options reduces post-purchase service contacts

Technology Stack

A modern commerce stack built around configurable products, intelligent merchandising, and high-value order conversion.

Commerce Platform Modernization

Flexible storefront for modular product model

Bundle & Configuration Commerce

Modular product builder and component pricing

Personalization & Recommendations

AOV-oriented cross-sell and upsell logic

Checkout Optimization

Multi-item order and delivery clarity

Selling configurable or bundled products below their potential?

Arizon Digital helps commerce-led brands build experiences that reflect how their products are actually bought — improving configuration, recommendations, and checkout to convert at the right order value.