Sky-Frame frameless sliding system integrated into Casa B
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Sky-Frame · Frameless sliding systems · Marbella & Costa del Sol

Sky-Frame in Marbella, specified for architecture without boundaries.

Royal Design Marbella specifies, coordinates and installs Sky-Frame frameless sliding systems for villas and architectural projects across Marbella and the Costa del Sol. Swiss engineering, large glass openings and one local point of contact from brief to installation.

Casa B | Neat Studio | Pietro Savorelli
Swiss engineering Minimal aluminium systems
Classic · Plain · Arc · Slope · Pivot Systems for architectural conditions
Technical guides available Living with · Working with Sky-Frame
Marbella · Costa del Sol Specification & installation by RDM
Minimal sliding architecture · Light · Landscape

The frame recedes. The architecture takes over.

Sky-Frame is not approached as a door added to a finished opening. It is considered with the architecture from the beginning — around sightlines, thresholds, movement and the relationship between interior and landscape.

Its most compelling quality is not simply more glass, but less visual interruption. Profiles, tracks and transitions are resolved so the opening can become part of the architecture rather than an object within it.

Royal Design Marbella brings that system into the local project process, coordinating specification and installation for villas and residences across Marbella and the Costa del Sol.

Sightlines Less frame · More architecture
Thresholds Interior connected to landscape
Local delivery Marbella · Costa del Sol
Sky-Frame Arc curved sliding doors integrated into Villa Mosca Bianca in Italy
Curved glass architecture shaped around movement, light and continuity. Villa Mosca Bianca, Italy · Architecture by Dara Huang & Roberto Manzetti · Photography © Marcello Mariana · Interior design enhanced with Sky-Frame Arc curved sliding doors
02 · The systems
Five systems · Different architectural conditions

One architectural language. Five ways to open the space.

Selected by the architecture

Classic, Pivot, Plain, Arc and Slope are not simply variations of the same door. Each responds to a different geometry, movement and relationship between interior, exterior and landscape.

CLASSIC

Frameless Sliding Doors

Pavillon du Lac | Daoust Lestage Architecture design urbain | Adrien William photographe

PIVOT

Pivoting Glass Doors

Oppenheim Architecture | Zooey Braun

PLAIN

Minimalist Glass Doors

Casa B | Neat Studio | Adrien Pietro Savorelli

ARC

Curved Sliding Doors

Villa Mosca Bianca | Dara Huang & Roberto | Marcello Mariana

SLOPE

Inclined Sliding Doors

Zwei Gesichter | Echtler Kuchenbecker Freie Architekten | Oliver Jaist
The system follows the architecture

The decision begins with the opening, the movement and the view. The system is then selected to let the architecture behave exactly as intended.

03 · From intent to installation Architecture · Specification · Coordination · Delivery

A minimal opening depends on what happens before installation.

Sky-Frame is at its best when the system is considered as part of the architecture, not introduced after the opening has already been resolved. The geometry, interfaces and surrounding construction all influence the final result.

01

Read the architecture

The opening is considered in relation to scale, sightlines, movement and the connection between interior and landscape.

02

Resolve the system

Classic, Pivot, Plain, Arc or Slope are considered according to the geometry and movement the architecture requires.

03

Coordinate the interfaces

The surrounding construction, thresholds and adjacent finishes are considered so the system can sit coherently within the project.

04

Deliver the installation

Royal Design Marbella provides a local point of contact for coordination and installation across Marbella and the Costa del Sol.

For architects, designers and homeowners

Good minimalism is rarely the absence of detail. It is the result of detail being resolved before it becomes visible.

04 · Architectural resources
Download · Sky-Frame guides and resources

A closer look at the systems behind architecture without boundaries.

Access Sky-Frame guides and architectural resources for homeowners, architects and designers exploring large glass openings, minimal frames and the role each system can play within a residential project.

Homeowners Architects Interior designers
Inside the library
  • Sky-Frame system and product information.
  • Resources for living with and working with Sky-Frame.
  • Architectural inspiration for early project conversations.

For residential and architectural projects across Marbella and the Costa del Sol.

05 · Architectural decisions
Glass · Structure · Movement · Landscape

The ambition is not more glass. It is less interruption.

Why Sky-Frame enters the conversation

In a carefully resolved villa, the opening influences far more than the façade. It affects movement, perspective, thresholds and the way rooms relate to the landscape beyond them.

Sky-Frame Plain minimal sliding glass system opening a contemporary interior to the landscape
Sky-Frame Plain project
01 · Perspective

Preserve the view

The opening is considered around what should remain visible, allowing architecture and landscape to read with fewer interruptions.

02 · Continuity

Extend the room beyond the glass

The threshold becomes part of the spatial composition, helping interior and exterior feel connected rather than simply adjacent.

03 · Precision

Make complexity disappear

The most refined result is often the one where technical resolution supports the architecture without competing for attention.

Begin with the view, not the frame

The strongest openings are not chosen at the end of a project. They are considered when the architecture is still deciding how it wants to meet the landscape.

Sky-Frame Marbella · Frequently asked questions

Questions worth resolving before the opening is fixed.

Clear answers for homeowners, architects and designers considering Sky-Frame systems for villas and architectural projects in Marbella and across the Costa del Sol.

01 Can Royal Design Marbella install Sky-Frame in Marbella?

Yes. Royal Design Marbella works with Sky-Frame systems for villas and architectural projects in Marbella and across the Costa del Sol. We help with specification, project coordination and local installation, giving the project one point of contact from the early conversation through to delivery on site.

02 When should I involve Royal Design Marbella in a Sky-Frame project?

As early as possible. Sky-Frame works best when the opening, threshold and surrounding construction can still be coordinated with the architecture.

Bringing us into the conversation early gives the architect, builder and project team more time to resolve the system before dimensions, finishes and interfaces are fully fixed.

03 Which Sky-Frame system is right for my project?

That depends on the architecture rather than simply on which model you prefer. Classic is designed around frameless sliding openings, Plain takes minimalism further, Pivot creates a rotating glass opening, Arc follows curved architecture and Slope responds to inclined conditions.

The right starting point is the geometry of the opening, the movement required and the relationship you want to create between the interior and the landscape.

04 Is Sky-Frame only suitable for new-build villas?

No. Sky-Frame can also be considered for renovation projects, but the existing structure and opening need to be reviewed carefully.

In a new build, the system can usually be coordinated from the beginning. In a renovation, the first question is whether the existing architecture can accommodate the opening, interfaces and construction work required.

05 Is Sky-Frame the same as a standard sliding door?

Not really. A standard sliding door is often selected as a product for an opening that already exists. Sky-Frame is better considered as part of the architecture itself.

The aim is to reduce visual interruption and coordinate the glass, frames, thresholds and movement so the opening feels integrated into the building rather than added to it afterwards.

06 Do you work directly with architects and interior designers?

Yes. Royal Design Marbella can work with architects, interior designers, builders and homeowners.

On professional projects, our role is often to help connect the architectural intent with the appropriate Sky-Frame system and coordinate the project details that affect the opening before installation begins.

07 Can Sky-Frame be used for curved or unusual architectural openings?

Yes, depending on the project. Sky-Frame Arc is designed for curved sliding glass, while Slope responds to inclined architectural conditions. Pivot offers a different type of movement altogether.

These systems become relevant when the architecture cannot be resolved with a conventional straight sliding opening.

08 What does Royal Design Marbella handle during a Sky-Frame project?

We help connect the Sky-Frame system with the local project. That includes understanding the opening, helping identify the appropriate system, coordinating with the people involved in the build and managing the local installation.

The idea is simple: avoid treating the glass system as a last-minute product decision.

09 Can I review Sky-Frame information before deciding whether it suits my project?

Yes. Our Sky-Frame architectural library includes guides and system information for homeowners, architects and designers.

It is a useful starting point when you want to understand the available systems before having a more detailed project conversation. You can access the resources from the Sky-Frame library.

10 What should I send you to start discussing a Sky-Frame project?

Send anything that helps us understand the architecture: drawings, plans, elevations, renders, photographs of the existing space or a short explanation of what you want the opening to achieve.

You do not need to have every detail resolved before contacting us. The earlier we understand the project, the easier it is to have a useful conversation about the right Sky-Frame system.

The right opening starts with the right questions. Bring us the architecture.

Start with the opening
Sky-Frame · Royal Design Marbella · Marbella & Costa del Sol

Let the architecture decide how the boundary disappears.

Royal Design Marbella works with architects, designers and villa owners to specify, coordinate and locally install Sky-Frame systems for architectural projects in Marbella and across the Costa del Sol.

Best considered while geometry, thresholds and surrounding finishes can still be coordinated with the architecture.

Pavillon du Lac | Daoust Lestage Architecture design urbain | Adrien William photographe