Architectural systems, specified around your project.

Royal Design Marbella reviews the project information, drawings and opening requirements before identifying the most relevant material or system route. The aim is to help the architect compare aluminium, steel, timber, glass or entrance systems without changing the architectural intent.

Royal Design Marbella can also coordinate quotations, technical conversations, site visits and measurements when these are required for the project.

Start with the project location, current design stage and the openings you would like to discuss. Plans, elevations, sections, approximate dimensions and visual references are particularly useful.

You do not need to have the final system selected. Royal Design Marbella can review the information and help determine which material or partner route should be considered first.

Royal Design Marbella can become involved during concept design, developed design, tender or construction. An earlier conversation generally gives the project team more time to review proportions, interfaces and system options.

The right moment is normally before the opening details, surrounding finishes and movement requirements are fully fixed.

Royal Design Marbella works with architectural systems in aluminium, steel, timber and glass, together with selected entrance and garage door solutions.

The available routes include minimalist aluminium sliding systems, architectural steel doors and windows, bespoke timber doors and windows, glass partitions and project-specific glazing applications.

Sky-Frame is associated with minimalist aluminium sliding systems, frameless glazing and large architectural openings that connect interior and exterior spaces.

MHB is associated with architectural steel systems, including steel doors, windows, pivot systems, hinged doors and steel glazing. Royal Design Marbella coordinates access to both systems in the Costa del Sol, but they respond to different materials and architectural requirements.

No. Royal Design Marbella does not present itself as the installer of MHB systems. MHB systems are executed through the appropriate MHB process.

Royal Design Marbella represents MHB in the Costa del Sol and manages the local project coordination, connecting the architect’s drawings, technical questions and project requirements with the correct MHB route.

Yes. For projects requiring bespoke timber solutions, Royal Design Marbella can help the architect review the appropriate material route and coordinate access to Capoferri.

Capoferri is associated with made-to-measure wooden doors, wooden windows and timber systems for projects where proportion, material depth and detailing are central to the design.

Royal Glassea is the in-house glazing line of Royal Design Marbella. It is not an external partner.

It is relevant to projects involving glass partitions, mirrors, shower enclosures and bespoke interior glass applications. Royal Design Marbella can review how these elements relate to light, privacy, circulation and the surrounding interior architecture.

Royal Design Marbella is based in Marbella and works across the Costa del Sol, including projects in Benahavís, Estepona and Sotogrande.

The project location should be shared during the initial conversation so the team can review the system, site conditions and coordination requirements in the correct context.

Royal Design Marbella does not provide manufacturing follow-up once production has started.

Its role is focused on the earlier project stages: reviewing drawings, identifying the relevant system route, coordinating quotations and technical conversations, and participating in site visits or measurements when required. Manufacturing then proceeds through the selected manufacturer or system provider.