The client wanted the home fitted with bathroom, kitchen and closet furniture, keeping a consistent colour and material palette across all three spaces. In the kitchen, the fronts were lacquered in a deep green, with an illuminated glass display cabinet and brass handles; the island includes a section with a solid wood countertop alongside the marble one. In the bathroom, the vanity unit has fronts in natural rattan and a backlit mirror, both made in our plant. The bedroom wardrobe combines curved rattan panels with brass handles. All the furniture — including the mirrors — was designed and built in our Málaga workshop.

The main challenge was introducing rattan — a material new to the team on this project — without losing the same level of precision we apply to wood and lacquer work. Natural rattan is a living material, with its own texture variations, which had to be worked into precise curved panels for the wardrobe and flat fronts for the bathroom vanity, without the material's natural variation affecting the millimetre fit of doors and drawers. Working the rattan in our own plant, alongside the lacquering and mirror joinery, let us select and fit every panel by hand before final assembly — something that would have been far harder to coordinate with an outside rattan supplier.