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Bespoke living-room furniture in Marbella

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A living room has several jobs during the day. It may need space for a screen, books, tableware and seating; we decide what should stay clear before filling a wall with cabinetry.

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Your spacePhotos of the room
DimensionsApproximate is fine
Your ideaUse and references

Designed for your space

A proposal that fits your space

We define dimensions, storage, finishes and fitting before manufacture so every decision suits the actual space and its use.

View from the sofa

We mark where the screen will sit and which seats will use it.

The right kind of storage

We distinguish display pieces from things you prefer to put away.

Cabling planned

Access to sockets and equipment is allowed for before a panel is closed.

Finishes in place

Samples are compared with flooring and furniture that will remain.

From enquiry to installation

How we work in Marbella

Each decision is confirmed before the furniture goes into production.

01Initial price guidance from photos and rough dimensions
02On-site measurement and access check
03Design if needed; free when you order manufacture
04Final itemised quotation
05Deposit after approval
06Made-to-measure production
07Delivery and installation
08Final check together

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A clearer direction for a home that feels yours.

I'm Alba Cano. Share the interiors or details you like. I'll help you connect style, proportions and everyday use, keeping your priorities at the centre of the furniture brief.

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Solutions for your space

A good living room needs breathing space

We separate the uses of the room before choosing a composition.

Screen and connections

Viewing height, sockets and cable access are checked before panels and drawers are designed.

Books and display

Open shelves suit objects worth showing; less attractive storage can sit behind doors.

Route to the dining table

Sideboard depth and corners affect the way people cross the room.

Air for equipment

Media devices need access and ventilation that follows their instructions.

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Design ideas for bespoke living-room furniture

Sixteen configurations to explore layouts and finishes. These images are design references; completed work is shared in our Instagram feed above.

Bespoke living-room furniture in Marbella: screen wall with closed storage — 01
**Screen wall with closed storage**Panels and drawers help plan where sockets, controls and serviceable equipment will go.

Bespoke living-room furniture in Marbella: a low cabinet that frees the wall — 02
**A low cabinet that frees the wall**A floating unit leaves floor visible and avoids overwhelming a compact room.

Bespoke living-room furniture in Marbella: shelves around a doorway — 03
**Shelves around a doorway**The bookcase frames the opening; the walking route and door swing still need checking.

Bespoke living-room furniture in Marbella: a seat beneath the window — 04
**A seat beneath the window**Drawers in a bench make use of daylight without filling the wall above.

Bespoke living-room furniture in Marbella: storage turning a corner — 05
**Storage turning a corner**The unit links books and a screen across two walls without sacrificing the awkward corner.

Bespoke living-room furniture in Marbella: shallow furniture for an easy route — 06
**Shallow furniture for an easy route**Restrained fronts and slim shelving preserve movement through a smaller lounge.

Bespoke living-room furniture in Marbella: one composition for living and dining — 07
**One composition for living and dining**Screen, tableware and display are linked, with different heights defining their uses.

Bespoke living-room furniture in Marbella: drawers for a family room — 08
**Drawers for a family room**Games and books sit low and within reach; surfaces can be chosen for easy cleaning.

Bespoke living-room furniture in Marbella: classical doors in a modern room — 09
**Classical doors in a modern room**Light mouldings and adjustable shelves can echo the architecture without copying it wholesale.

Bespoke living-room furniture in Marbella: pale timber with low volumes — 10
**Pale timber with low volumes**A visual reference to compare with the daylight and flooring of the actual home.

Bespoke living-room furniture in Marbella: cabinets beside a fireplace — 11
**Cabinets beside a fireplace**Side units must respect the required clearances for the installed fireplace.

Bespoke living-room furniture in Marbella: a desk hidden behind doors — 12
**A desk hidden behind doors**A work area can disappear when closed if depth and cabling have been allowed for.

Bespoke living-room furniture in Marbella: glass storage for a collection — 13
**Glass storage for a collection**Light and glazing highlight displayed pieces while everyday items stay behind solid doors.

Bespoke living-room furniture in Marbella: panelling for a media wall — 14
**Panelling for a media wall**Slats and ventilated fronts organise devices without blocking maintenance access.

Bespoke living-room furniture in Marbella: easy-reach drawers — 15
**Easy-reach drawers**A design with clear routes and handles that are comfortable to use.

Bespoke living-room furniture in Marbella: dark walnut with lit cabinets — 16
**Dark walnut with lit cabinets**Stone and light add contrast; wall fixings and weight need checking in the real room.

Specific information

Media wall, sideboard or separate pieces

One long run does not always have to carry every function.

Integrated media wall

Combines the screen and storage while keeping doors and equipment accessible.

Low cabinet

Leaves more of the wall visible and may be enough for a compact lounge.

Separate sideboard

Places tableware near the dining area instead of crowding the screen wall.

Partial bookcase

Uses a section of wall without treating every centimetre as shelving.

Project thinking

Details you notice while using the room

A front-on picture cannot show clearances or the existing connections.

Reflections on the screen

Window direction matters if you watch television in daylight.

Doors in use

A low drawer can hit a side table or obstruct a route when opened.

Cleaning around the unit

Wall-hung, floor-standing and full-height furniture each change access for cleaning.

Shelf heights

Large books, speakers and decorative pieces need different clear spaces.

What to send with your enquiry

Photographs of the whole space and any awkward details
Approximate width, height and depth
What needs to change and what you are keeping
The address, access details and preferred timing

A detailed quotation

The information behind a useful quotation

You can start with rough dimensions. We will tell you what needs to be checked before a final specification is prepared.

Example of bespoke living-room furniture in Marbella

The space

Photographs and approximate dimensions show the available area and nearby doors or services.

Your priorities

Explain what you need the furniture to do and what is missing now.

Your references

Send a few examples and point out the details you like.

Timing and access

Tell us the address, intended date and any work taking place before fitting.

From early guidance to a final figure

From enquiry to a confirmed proposal

01First review

We assess the information, clarify the scope and identify missing details. This enquiry does not generate an automatic price.

02Detailed quotation

The proposal sets out the agreed design, specification, price and fitting conditions after the necessary checks.

Send what you already have. We can identify the next useful photograph, measurement or decision.

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Illustrative material detail for bespoke living-room furniture

Materials and details

Choose the specification as a whole

A surface, its supporting board, edges and hardware need to work together.

StructureSupports and thicknesses depend on dimensions and the intended load.

FinishColour and texture are considered alongside cleaning and exposure.

HardwareHinges, runners and mechanisms are selected for their intended use.

JunctionsEdges, fixings and access panels are resolved before manufacture.

Product-specific performance and care instructions are checked against the selected specification.

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The next step

Your idea, ready to explore.

Share your favourite references and the details that matter to you. We can review the scope together and separate the essentials from the options worth comparing.

Scope and terms are confirmed before you place an order.

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Before deciding

Questions before you enquire

Can cables be concealed?＋

Yes, when connections and access panels are planned before production. We check the existing services and future access to devices.

Could a sideboard work alongside the media unit?＋

Yes. Two well-proportioned pieces can feel lighter than cabinetry across the entire wall.

What if I already own the television?＋

We need its dimensions, intended position and bracket details to plan openings, fixings and connections.

Project guidance

Living room furniture in Marbella with space to live

For a media wall, we first check seating, daylight and connections. Continuous panelling can conceal cables, but devices still need accessible service points and suitable airflow.

In an open living and dining room, a sideboard near the table may work better than more cabinets around the television. We test cabinet depths against the way you normally move through the room.

For a home in Marbella or San Pedro de Alcántara, send views from more than one angle and the rough wall dimensions. After the survey, we confirm finishes, fixings and fitting arrangements.