{"id":15450,"date":"2026-05-10T19:55:18","date_gmt":"2026-05-10T17:55:18","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.klicarquitectos.com\/refurbishment-interior-design-paseo-maritimo-fuengirola\/"},"modified":"2026-09-05T01:45:57","modified_gmt":"2026-09-04T23:45:57","slug":"refurbishment-interior-design-paseo-maritimo-fuengirola","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.klicarquitectos.com\/en\/blog\/refurbishment-interior-design-paseo-maritimo-fuengirola\/","title":{"rendered":"Refurbishment with interior design on the Paseo Mar\u00edtimo of Fuengirola \u00b7 Klic Arquitectos"},"content":{"rendered":"

The Paseo Mar\u00edtimo Rey de Espa\u00f1a of Fuengirola<\/strong> is the town\u2019s urban fa\u00e7ade to the Mediterranean<\/strong> and concentrates a substantial part of the western Costa del Sol\u2019s coastal housing. Beachfront<\/strong> homes share a common factor any project should work in depth: the direct entry of the sea horizon into the living room. At Klic Arquitectos we approach refurbishments with interior design on the Fuengirola seafront<\/strong> from a double demand: honest architecture (rethinking layout, services, envelope) and interior design coherent with the home and the place.<\/p>

Five keys to a beachfront refurbishment<\/h2>

1. Reading the apartment and the sea orientation<\/h3>

The first task is to identify where the views are, where the sun is and how the home is laid out today. Many seafront refurbishments take the chance to turn the day area (living, dining, kitchen) towards the terrace, enlarging openings and replacing carpentry to let in more sea and more light.<\/p>

2. Layout rethinking and integrated joinery<\/h3>

Open kitchens with central island, master bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and walk-in wardrobes, concealed sliding doors that allow privacy when needed and connection when not, bathrooms designed as singular pieces with generous showers and noble materials. Integrated joinery (flush fronts, concealed handles, dropped ceilings with indirect light) makes the difference between a careful refurbishment and a simple facelift.<\/p>

3. Services and efficiency (CTE)<\/h3>

Full renewal of plumbing, electricity, climate control and, where possible, improved insulation and external carpentry. Compliance with the Spanish Technical Building Code (CTE-DB-HE energy efficiency, DB-SI fire safety, DB-SUA safety in use and accessibility, DB-HS hygiene, DB-HR noise protection) is worked from the first sketch when the refurbishment affects overall compliance.<\/p>

4. Materials for coastal homes<\/h3>

Marbles, natural woods, microcement, selected tapware, solar control glazing, glass railings on terraces. The choice prioritises durability against the saline atmosphere, controlled maintenance and dignified ageing of the home.<\/p>

5. Interior design coherent with the architecture<\/h3>

Interior design is not added at the end as decoration: it is part of the project from the first conversation. Neutral palettes (whites, beiges, marbles, woods, black accents), lighting designed in scenes, selected upholstered furniture and, where it adds value, a singular piece (decorative pendant lamp, slatted headboard, white marble shower) that brings character without excess.<\/p>

Types of refurbishment on the seafront<\/h2>

Full refurbishment with interior design (the most complete), detailed refurbishment with interior design (without altering the general layout), bathroom and kitchen refurbishment as a specific piece, and energy refurbishment of the envelope to improve the home\u2019s thermal performance. We support owners and investors in any of these formats.<\/p>

Klic projects on the Paseo Mar\u00edtimo of Fuengirola<\/h2>