A brief that starts with use
We ask what needs to change in the room before discussing colours or door styles.
Custom wardrobe interiors should solve a practical problem first. The finish comes after the layout, clearances and installation have been understood.
Definimos medidas, capacidad, acabados y montaje antes de fabricar para que cada decisión responda al espacio y al uso reales.
We ask what needs to change in the room before discussing colours or door styles.
Openings, internals, visible ends and fitting details are confirmed before parts enter production.
Workshop production, delivery, assembly and final adjustment follow the same approved information.
A project manager compares suitable options and explains how they differ in feel, maintenance and cost.
Send photographs, rough dimensions or a reference. We will help you identify the next step.
We begin with what the furniture has to do, then test the proportions, materials and access before workshop drawings are approved.
A drawing is only useful when reachable zones has been translated into workable clearances and components.
Long garments, folded clothes, shoes, cases and everyday accessories are measured as an inventory, not treated as generic shelves.
We discuss future flexibility early, because it can alter dimensions, hardware and the installation plan.
The brief includes drawer and shelf spacing. That keeps a seemingly minor detail from becoming a fitting-site compromise.
Hinges, runners, hanging rails and pull-outs are specified for their span, weight and frequency of use.
The brief includes a clothing inventory. The final drawing records the agreed solution in practical terms.
There is rarely one correct specification. We compare alternatives against the same brief, so you can see what each option contributes and where it uses the budget.
We compare options for reachable zones alongside narrow lifts and stair turns. The practical effect on upkeep and price is explained before one is selected.
We compare options for future flexibility alongside tall ceilings. The practical effect on upkeep and price is explained before one is selected.
We compare options for a clothing inventory alongside uneven historic walls. The practical effect on upkeep and price is explained before one is selected.
We compare options for drawer and shelf spacing alongside strict delivery and parking windows. The practical effect on upkeep and price is explained before one is selected.
The following checks are practical rather than decorative. Together they determine whether the furniture remains comfortable, serviceable and convincing once it is in daily use.
We ask how use might change, not only what is needed this month. Adjustable elements and sensible access can extend the useful life of the piece without making it overcomplicated.
Interior fittings, visible ends, lighting, cut-outs, delivery and fitting are named in the scope. That lets you compare alternatives without wondering what has silently disappeared from the price.
A long, seamless-looking piece may still need to arrive in several modules. Access through the building is surveyed so divisions land in deliberate places and do not weaken the design.
Colour and grain are assessed against daylight and artificial light. This is especially important for urban and architectural interiors, where a sample viewed under showroom lighting can read very differently at home.
A premium surface is not automatically the right surface. We compare touch, repairability, resistance and cleaning, and explain where a simpler material may perform better.
Nominal dimensions do not show how a drawer opens beside a bed or how a door passes a table. We draw the movement around custom wardrobe interiors, then adjust the composition so it remains comfortable in use.
We do not apply a fixed “Barcelona style”. Instead, we use the property type, orientation and fitting route to test the fit, function and feasibility of custom wardrobe interiors.
A clean elevation is only useful if it can reach the room. We connect narrow lifts and stair turns with packaging, lifting, protection and the sequence of fitting.
The room, not the catalogue, is the colour reference. We review tall ceilings before confirming timber tone, lacquer sheen or a strongly textured surface.
The specification also considers uneven historic walls. Where the work involves strict delivery and parking windows, dimensions and responsibilities are fixed before one part closes another in.
These are reference points, not sealed packages. Elements can be combined when the use of the furniture justifies it.
A clear layout, dependable hardware and finishes selected for straightforward daily use.
Additional control over fronts, interiors and selected details while keeping the specification measured.
For distinctive materials, specialist details and projects that need additional design and workshop time.
We can give early guidance from photographs and rough dimensions. A final quotation follows the agreed layout, verified measurements, specification and fitting conditions.
Overall dimensions, photographs from more than one angle and anything fixed that the design must meet.
What you need to store, display, conceal, support or use, including approximate sizes where relevant.
References, preferred colours or materials, and which parts of the brief matter most if choices are needed.
Address area, floor, lift or stairs, access constraints and whether other work is taking place.
Photographs, rough measurements, location and the main requirement.
Verified dimensions, approved layout, selected finishes, hardware and confirmed fitting conditions.
Do not wait until every detail is known. Send what you have, and we will point out what is still needed.
Send photographs and dimensions →A selection of experiences covering measuring, design, material choices, manufacture and fitting in Barcelona.
Doce configuraciones para visualizar diferentes distribuciones, acabados y formas de integrar la solución en un espacio real.
Visualizaciones orientativas. No corresponden a obras ejecutadas; se sustituirán por fotografías verificadas antes de presentar esta sección como proyectos realizados.

We shortlist boards, finishes and hardware after considering load, moisture, light, cleaning, repairability and the investment available.
Before approval, we explain what each proposed material changes in appearance, care, durability and price.
Send photographs, rough dimensions or a reference. We will help you identify the next step.
Yes. You do not need to arrive with a board specification. We shortlist suitable finishes and hardware, explain the trade-offs, and use physical samples where colour or texture needs checking.
Before manufacture we confirm the floor, lift, stairs, parking or loading restrictions and the route through the property. Module sizes and the fitting sequence are then planned around those facts.
Certainly. A reference is useful for proportion and atmosphere, but it still needs to be adapted to your dimensions, storage needs and realistic materials.
Overall size matters, but internal fittings, door count, material, hardware, lighting and site access can matter just as much. We price the agreed configuration rather than applying a flat rate per metre.
Yes. A few photographs and approximate dimensions are enough for an initial conversation. Manufacturing dimensions are confirmed only after the design direction and site conditions are clear.
Con unas fotos, medidas aproximadas y una idea de uso podemos preparar una primera orientación antes de concertar la medición.