Surveying the slope
Heights are measured at several points; a single dimension does not describe an attic space.
MMV Studio
Custom wardrobes for attic rooms in Málaga
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Design, manufacture and installation of custom furniture
Bespoke attic wardrobes in Málaga that use the roof slope without creating inaccessible storage. Heights, beams and circulation guide the doors and interiors.
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.
Access to low areas
Drawers or pull-out units can make low storage easier to reach than deep fixed shelves.
Scope in writing
The quotation identifies the furniture, fitting and any optional or separate work.
One project contact
Your contact coordinates questions about the proposal and the next steps.
Our process
How we work, step by step
From an initial estimate to checking the installed furniture with you. We confirm the final price after measuring and agreeing the details.
Indicative price
Send us photos, approximate dimensions, the address and what you need. We review the scope and give you an indicative price, subject to measurement.
Measurement
We arrange a visit to check the space, walls, services and access, and take the measurements needed for the design.
Design and project, if needed
If the job calls for it, we prepare the design and project plans after measuring. This work is free when you commission us to manufacture the furniture to those plans.
Final quotation
With the measurements confirmed, we agree the layout, materials, fittings, installation and price in a detailed quotation.
Approval and deposit
You review the proposal. Once you approve it, the agreed deposit starts the order.
Manufacture
We make the furniture to the approved design and prepare the pieces for delivery and fitting.
Installation
We bring the furniture to your property, fit it and adjust doors, fronts and finishing details.
Final check together
We check the furniture with you: openings, finishes and how everything works. We note any remaining adjustments.
Your project starts here
Furniture that fits the way you live.
I'm Francisco Calvo. Before discussing a design, I'd like to understand how you use the room. That gives us a starting point for a practical solution and a sensible conversation about your budget.
No obligation. Rough measurements are enough to get started.
Solutions for your space
What the design needs to resolve
A roof space has several useful heights. We map where hanging, bending and fully opening a drawer are possible.
Let the slope set the layout
We take dimensions along the roof line and draw doors in their open position. Lower sections are assigned storage that can actually be reached.
Access to low areas
Drawers or pull-out units can make low storage easier to reach than deep fixed shelves.
Doors and beams
Door movement is checked against the roof slope, beams and roof windows.
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Configuration gallery
Examples of custom attic wardrobes
Sixteen configurations showing different layouts, finishes and ways to integrate the furniture into a real room.
Warm oak beneath a single roof pitchVariable-height doors and low drawers turn the eaves into storage that remains within reach.
Ivory fronts beside a roof windowThe composition preserves daylight and gives the lower zone to folded clothing.
Sage-green storage beneath a double-pitched roofTwo slopes meet through balanced cabinets and a clear central route.
Stepped drawers beneath the eavesStorage pulls out towards the user instead of disappearing into a low inaccessible depth.
Walnut dressing room beneath an asymmetrical roofNatural veneer, glass and integrated light follow the geometry without concealing it.
Wardrobe fitted around a roof beamThe breakdown keeps the structure visible and uses the sides for hanging clothes.
Storage framing a roof windowShelves and doors surround the daylight opening without obstructing its operation.
Stepped cabinet beside the attic stairsShoe storage, a bench and a wardrobe accompany the changing headroom at the landing.
Child’s wardrobe beneath a pitched roofReachable drawers, a low rail and softened corners organise a room that can evolve.
Wardrobe and desk beneath the slopeThe worktop uses the daylit zone while storage rises towards the greater headroom.
Open dressing room between two roof slopesRails, shelves and drawer units are distributed by useful height on both sides.
Green fitted storage for a guest atticClosed cupboards and a small open niche balance capacity with a lighter appearance.
Birch plywood fitted to an irregular recessIndividually cut units absorb changing angles without hiding space behind false panels.
Walk-through walnut and glass dressing roomContinuous lighting and transparent fronts accompany a taller pitched roof.
Wardrobes fitted around a chimney breastTwo separate cabinets preserve ventilation and access around the central element.
Attic entrance storage with a benchCoats, shoes and everyday items are organised beside the top-floor entrance.
Three ways to approach the specification
Where to focus the budget
These are priorities to discuss, rather than fixed packages or price bands.
Everyday function01
Start with the essentials
Put hanging space where there is headroom and keep low areas for items that are easy to pull out.
- A clearly defined scope
- A focused choice of finishes
- Storage arranged for daily use
Personal detail02
Refine the visible finish
The doors may follow the roofline or use sections of different heights, depending on the space in front.
- Coordinated visible surfaces
- Accessories chosen for a purpose
- Samples for the finishes that matter
Special requirements03
Resolve the unusual details
Beams, access panels and signs of damp need checking before the space is enclosed.
- Detailed technical information
- Specific fixings or mechanisms
- Coordination with the relevant trades
A detailed quotation
The information behind a useful quotation
An initial assessment needs the opening dimensions and a rough inventory of clothes, shoes and larger items to store.
The space
Photograph the front and open interior; measure width, height and depth at several points if the walls are uneven.
Your priorities
Count long and folded garments, shoes and cases so the layout does not create wasted compartments.
Your references
Say whether you prefer sliding or hinged doors and show the room available to open them.
Timing and access
Note the floor, lift and narrow passages that may affect delivery of tall fronts.
From early guidance to a final figure
From enquiry to a confirmed proposal
01First review
Photos of the recess and a clothing inventory show a possible layout and what must be measured at the visit.
02Detailed quotation
The final quotation covers divisions, doors, accessories, finish and fitting after the recess is checked.
A full side photo and heights measured at several points will help us prepare the visit.
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Materials and details
Choose the specification as a whole
Doors and interiors can have different finishes. Rail loads and the travel of each drawer matter too.
Sloping cuts and exposed edges influence the choice of board and finish.
Before deciding
Questions before you enquire
Can every low corner be enclosed?＋
It may be enclosed visually, but the internal layout is based on reach. An inaccessible deep corner adds little practical capacity.
Your project starts here
Send the details you have
Send photographs of the slope and height measurements at several points. We will review the details and explain the next step.
- 01 Initial reply and feasibility review
- 02 Suggested next step
- 03 A detailed quotation antes de fabricar
Custom wardrobes for attic rooms in Málaga: planning your project
A sloping ceiling needs measurements at several points. We identify where hanging space is possible and where low storage works better.
The front can follow the slope or use sections of different heights, depending on access.
Sockets and maintenance panels remain accessible. Any moisture problems need resolving before furniture covers the area.
A side view of the slope helps us assess the idea. We take final dimensions at the property.