In an interiors project the sofa almost never fits. The catalogue size is either too short or eats the walkway, the upholstery is not the one on the moodboard and the factory lead time does not match the site programme. We make sofas, sofa beds, armchairs and headboards to measure for hotels, holiday apartments and contract projects: the dimension the drawing asks for, the fabric the scheme asks for, installation included.
Making a sofa to measure is not stretching a catalogue model. It is deciding the exact length that keeps the walkway clear, the seat depth the use calls for — a lobby where people wait twenty minutes is not a suite lounge — the back height that does not block the window, and the firmness that survives public use without turning uncomfortable.
From there you choose from a broad range of fabrics, leathers and technical finishes, including fabrics rated for heavy use when the piece is going into a common area. Legs, stitching, trims and buttoning are specified piece by piece. If you arrive with a reference, a drawing or a render, we work from that.
The headboard is the piece guests photograph and the one that almost always arrives late. It is also where it shows most that a room was actually designed: a headboard running wall to wall, a panel upholstered in the same fabric as the curtains, or a moulded piece changes the whole room without touching anything else.
We make them in the dimension and fabric the scheme specifies, as a single piece or modular for repeated rooms, with the fixing systems resolved so installation on site does not become a problem. Because they come from the same supplier as the sofas and the beds, the upholstery tone genuinely matches.
In holiday apartments and family suites the sofa bed is not an extra, it is billable occupancy. It is also where the mistake is cheapest to make, because a sofa bed with an emergency mattress turns into bad reviews about "the bed in the living room". We work with sofa beds whose opening mechanism is designed for daily use, and a real mattress.
Armchairs, easy chairs and occasional pieces complete common areas, receptions and reading corners. For contract projects the criterion is the same as everywhere else: construction that survives public use and upholstery coordinated with the scheme, not whatever happened to be in stock.
If you work project by project, what you need from a supplier is not a catalogue: it is not being left stranded halfway through the job. We work with interior designers, decorators and architecture practices as the sleep and upholstery supplier on the project, with trade conditions, a single point of contact and lead times quoted beforehand rather than afterwards.
That includes being able to show the product to your client without your presentation falling apart: private showroom visits, fabric samples on the table and a proposal presented on your terms. The relationship with your client is yours; we handle the supply.
We start from the drawing or the room schedule and finish with the pieces installed and the packaging taken away. In between: a proposal with dimensions and upholstery, sample approval, confirmed manufacturing lead times and a delivery calendar that fits the site programme rather than the other way round.
Delivery, assembly, installation and removal of the old furniture are free and carried out by our own crews. For a practice that means one less call to make and one less risk to carry on handover day.
MiColchón Sofas & Beds El Viso brings together almost 4,000 m² of showroom, and it is the fastest way to close a decision that drags on for weeks over a catalogue: sitting on the piece, seeing the fabric in real light and comparing two finishes side by side.
Architects, interior designers and decorators can arrange private visits to present proposals to their client and select upholstery. We are in Málaga and Granada, with 17 stores and more than 45 years in the trade behind us.
We work to free dimensions in length, depth and height, within the structural limits of each model. The usual route is to start from a catalogue reference and adapt it to the drawing, but we can also work from a drawing or render you send us. Tell us the dimension and we will confirm whether it is feasible before quoting.
Yes. There is a broad range of fabrics, leathers and technical finishes, including options rated for heavy use in common areas. We send physical samples so you can approve them — and show them to your client — before manufacturing starts.
Trade conditions per project, a single point of contact, samples for presentations and private showroom visits with your client. The specific terms are set according to the volume and regularity of the work; get in touch and we will go through it.
Lead time depends on the model, the upholstery chosen and the factory load at that moment, so we confirm it when quoting rather than afterwards. What matters on a project is that the lead time is stated before signing and coordinated with the site programme, which is how we work.
Yes. Delivery, assembly, installation and removal of the old furniture are always free and carried out by MiColchón crews, coordinated with the site programme.
