The Profit · S8 E3
Mod Barn
Los Angeles, California
Good outcome here: the business is still trading today.
The short answer
Custom furniture maker (Murphy beds, tables, barn doors), family-owned, designing furniture since 1965.
What happened on the show
Mod Barn was a custom furniture business run by a brother and sister who were, in the episode's telling, desperate to keep it open and to preserve their father's legacy. The company made custom pieces, and the emotional weight of the case came from the family stakes, siblings fighting to hold onto a business their father had built. It was a recurring Profit theme, a small furniture maker with real craft and a personal legacy on the line, in need of the operational and financial help to survive. Marcus's work on a business like this centered on stabilizing the finances, sharpening the operation, and helping the siblings run it as a functioning company rather than a monument. The craftsmanship and the family commitment were genuine, which made the business fundamentals, and keeping the siblings aligned, the things that had to come together to protect what their father had started.
After the cameras left
Mod Barn is still building furniture. The custom furniture maker, known for Murphy beds, tables, and barn doors and family owned with designs dating back to 1965, operates from Venice Boulevard in Los Angeles, with posted hours, a current copyright footer, and an active Instagram presence. The family business the siblings fought to keep open is clearly still operating years later. Confirmed operating as of 2026, high confidence.
Location
8859 Venice Blvd, Los Angeles CA 90034
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Sources
Confidence: high. Last checked 2026-07-19.