SUNPAN: Creating a dynamic B2B online experience in luxury furniture

SUNPAN’s website was previously on Adobe Commerce (formerly Magento), and was costly to maintain, slow with new features, and prone to site crashes. To alleviate these problems, the Domaine Studio team partnered with the brand on a migration to Shopify, all while preserving and improving on the custom functionality that was originally built on Magento.
Project details
- IndustriesAI
- Home and garden
- Business to business (B2B)
- Partner
- Domaine Studio · 5 from 13 reviews · Shopify partner since 2011
What was delivered
AI-generated- Migration from Adobe Commerce (formerly Magento) to Shopify
- Custom functionality first built on Magento kept and improved on Shopify
Inside the project
AI-generatedWritten by ShopDigest AI from Domaine Studio’s description and project images.
Why SUNPAN left Adobe Commerce
SUNPAN is a luxury furniture brand that sells to businesses online, and its website ran on Adobe Commerce (formerly Magento). Domaine Studio describes that setup as costly to maintain, slow to ship new features and prone to site crashes. Those problems were the reason for the move to Shopify.
Carrying SUNPAN's custom Magento features to Shopify
SUNPAN's old site had custom functionality that was first built on Magento. Domaine Studio did not drop those features in the move. Working with the brand, the team kept that functionality on Shopify and improved on it during the same migration.
About the partner
Domaine Studio is a Platinum Shopify Partner based in New York, United States. It has been a partner since 2011, holds a 5 rating from 13 reviews and lists Home and garden among its industries.
Frequently asked questions
AI-generatedWho migrated SUNPAN's luxury furniture store from Magento to Shopify?
Domaine Studio worked with SUNPAN to move its website from Adobe Commerce (formerly Magento) to Shopify. The team kept the custom functionality first built on Magento and improved on it.
Why did SUNPAN move its B2B furniture site off Adobe Commerce?
Domaine Studio says the Adobe Commerce site was costly to maintain, slow to ship new features and prone to site crashes.




