An interior based on your belongings
Long and short hanging clothes, folded items, shoes and seasonal storage determine the position of rails and shelves.
Bespoke wardrobes in Mijas, organised around your clothes and available space. Doors, hanging rails, shelves and drawers are planned for accessible storage and a fit that works with the room.
Long garments, folded clothes, shoes, luggage and different routines do not fit neatly into a generic grid. The proposal continues to prioritise a layout fitted to the property, durable finishes and module sizes planned for the route in.
Long and short hanging clothes, folded items, shoes and seasonal storage determine the position of rails and shelves.
We check clearance beside beds, bedside tables and room doors. Sliding or hinged doors are chosen with access to the interior in mind.
The quotation identifies the furniture, fitting and any optional or separate work.
Your contact coordinates questions about the proposal and the next steps.

I'm Silvia Redondo. Walls, access and proportions matter as much as style. Tell me about your space and I'll help you identify the details we need to consider from the beginning.
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The available wall only sets the outer limit. The layout comes from the inventory, frequency of use and the circulation the room itself must retain. In Mijas, it is tested against different levels, gated access, irregular existing walls and strong natural light.
We distinguish garments, shoes, accessories and bulky items before drawing modules. One condition still applies: each category remains at a usable height and depth.
A nominal dimension is not enough here. We deduct backs, doors, profiles and clearances from the overall dimension. After the review, hangers, drawers and shelves work without rubbing or false capacity.
We evaluate together sliding and hinged doors against the bed, bedside tables and usable passage during design. The detail is resolved when the result is clear: everyday access to the storage interior remains comfortable and predictable.
The decision starts with day-to-day use: we size modules and panels around the lift, stairs and turn into the bedroom. The intended result is this: components reach the room itself and assemble without improvised cutting on site.
These are not packages. They are planning situations showing why the same outer elevation can conceal very different interiors. The scenarios are adjusted for village houses, apartments, villas and hillside developments.

From the first proposal, we divide the storage interior by clothes and habits rather than into two identical halves. The expected outcome: the elevation keeps a continuous rhythm without forcing the same layout. The actual property conditions in Mijas take priority over a catalogue solution.

We change the internal depth where the geometry requires it. The decision is recorded. The final reference: a calm elevation need not waste the deeper part. The actual property conditions in Mijas take priority over a catalogue solution.

First, we separate incompatible uses with closed modules and adjustable shelves. After that, the space changes function without looking like a store room. The approach is adapted to village houses, apartments, villas and hillside developments, without turning location into a preset style.
Sixteen configurations showing different layouts, finishes and ways to integrate the furniture into a real room.
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View on InstagramThe product name is only a guide; geometry, contents and circulation make the decision. The actual property in Mijas completes the choice.
| Configuration | Usually solves | Critical check |
|---|---|---|
| Corner wardrobe | The option is assessed for: Two adjoining usable walls | Advance check: Corner access and door conflicts |
| Under a slope | Usually considered for: Attic or sloping ceiling | Acceptance criterion: Usable heights, hinges and component sizes |
| Fitted | Starting point: Existing recess or full integration | The drawing identifies: Depth, wall lean, ventilation and trims |
| Wall to wall | Most frequent use: A continuous bedroom elevation | Must be recorded: Skirting, sockets, curtains and side junctions |
| Sliding doors | Typical context: Limited space in front | Critical point: Overlap and partial access to the interior |
| Hinged doors | Primary role: Enough clear space in front | The site survey tests: Door swing, bed and bedside tables |
The proposed solution identifies the wardrobe interior, elevation, materials, manufacture and installation. Capacity is not left as a later decision.
We document garments, shoes, accessories, luggage and special items rather than transferring a standard composition. On that basis, the project has a specific outcome: the first layout responds to the actual contents.
A nominal dimension is not enough here. We verify the opening, walls, floor, ceiling, piers, skirting and electrical points. After the review, manufacture uses verified dimensions and visible constraints. For a property around Calahonda, access and handling are reviewed before component sizes are fixed.
With the recess verified, we dimension rails, shelves, drawers, top storage and accessories. Approval depends on one clear result: every component retains enough access and clearance.
We begin with one practical check: we define the opening, number of doors, handles, profiles, hinges or tracks. It produces a specific result: the system supports the size, weight and expected use.
From the first proposal, we close the module plan, tolerances, trims, plinths and transportable components. The expected outcome: the approved drawing matches what reaches the property.
We protect the surrounding area, assemble, finish and adjust doors and drawers. One condition still applies: handover includes a functional and visual review.
Removal of an old wardrobe, electrical work, decoration or other trades are included only when they are priced in writing. Any additional work identified in Mijas is added only after it has been explained and priced.
We do not apply a rate per metre before knowing the geometry, interior, doors, finish and access. The programme is confirmed with the approved agreed scope. In Mijas, we also confirm different levels, gated access, irregular existing walls and strong natural light.
We review photographs, rough dimensions and what the wardrobe project needs to achieve, then explain what information is missing.
The bedroom, opening, access and door movement are checked before the internal plan and elevation are approved. The proposal must continue to prioritise a layout fitted to the property, durable finishes and module sizes planned for the route in.
Drawings, finishes, hardware, project content and quotation are accepted before production is booked.
Delivery, protection, installation, adjustment and final review are coordinated in Mijas.
The decision starts with day-to-day use: we assess width, height, corners, slopes, piers and special finishing details. The intended result is this: the complexity of each junction is visible in the commission detail.
The drawing records how we count divisions, drawers, pull-outs, lighting and equipment. A later review leaves one clear criterion: the project estimate separates core capacity from optional accessories.
First, we assess side by side doors, tracks, hinges, profiles, mirror, lacquer and veneer. After that, each alternative shows its effect on use, care and cost.
Instead of assuming a standard answer, we review the lift, stairs, protection, handling and fitting order. The intended result can be stated plainly: the component breakdown can be delivered and adjusted safely. The proposal must continue to prioritise a layout fitted to the property, durable finishes and module sizes planned for the route in.
Projects may involve village houses, apartments, villas and hillside developments. We do not assign one solution to an area: the construction, use and fitting route of each property are checked.
For custom wardrobes, broad photographs and one rough dimension usually reveal what needs checking during the survey. The brief remains tied to the actual room.
Different levels, gated access, irregular existing walls and strong natural light can change panel sizes, the delivery order and fitting time. We record those facts before manufacture.
The recommendation continues to prioritise a layout fitted to the property, durable finishes and module sizes planned for the route in. Materials and accessories are compared by care and usefulness, not by a presumed local style.
We publish how to contact us and when the team is available. Project-specific conditions in Mijas are recorded before manufacture.
Enquiries are handled Monday to Friday, 09:00–13:00 and 14:00–20:00; Saturday, 10:00–13:30 and 16:00–19:30.
Coverage, duration, supplied elements, fitting conditions, maintenance and exclusions are set out in writing before the order reaches the workshop.
We work in Spanish, English, German and Russian, by WhatsApp, e-mail or at the Mijas office by appointment.
A project manager reviews the enquiry, requests any missing details and follows the work from measurement to final installation.
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Alongside the photos, add any details about access, walls or installations. These are worth reviewing before defining measurements, delivery and fitting.
Scope and terms are confirmed before you place an order.
Start with a simple list of clothes and belongings. You do not need to count every item; tell us what takes up space, what you use daily and what your current wardrobe lacks.
Sliding doors reduce the need for swing space; hinged doors can expose the full section. We compare both against the floor plan and internal layout.
This can be assessed where the existing structure is sound and can support the new components. Send photographs of the front and interior.
Send a photograph of the opening, approximate width, height and depth, and your storage needs. We will review the details and explain the next step.