Architectural Hardware
Our products form part of a dialogue between people and the spaces they inhabit. That is why we conceive our collections as sculptural objects that evoke emotion while fulfilling the practical function for which they were designed. We understand that every project is unique. That is why we offer a wide range of finishes, together with a bespoke colour palette service, allowing architects and interior designers to integrate each piece seamlessly—or make it a bold statement within a space.
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Finishes
Metallic Finishes
Discover our range of metallic finishes: Inox, Titanium, Bronze, Copper, Malt Gold and Satin Brass. Available across all our collections.
Color universe
Discover our range of standard colours: Ochre, Brown, Agave, Navy Blue, Green Pearl and Blue Grey. Available across all our collections.
Neutral finishes
Discover our range of neutral colours: Graphite, Chocolate, White, Black, Moyen and Sable. Available across all our collections.
Custom
As manufacturers, our in-house electrostatic coating process not only allows us to introduce new colour ranges, but also to adapt to the specific needs and preferences of our clients. Didheya’s bespoke colour service makes it possible to create unique pieces tailored to individual projects.
Selected projects
DS House
A project in which the home’s position on the corner of the building defines the layout of the floor plan, placing the kitchen at the heart of the home.
Bistrot TonTon, estudio Diir
Tonton nace de una ambiciosa apuesta culinaria donde cocina y espacio no pueden entenderse el uno sin el otro.
Apartment in Chamberí, by Gonzalo del Val
A contemporary reinterpretation of an early 20th-century Madrid apartment, originally organized around long corridors and small internal courtyards.
BM32 House, Estudio Reciente
The renovation of this ground-floor apartment in Sarrià seeks to maximize the connection between the home and the exterior passageway, which, due to the change in level, functions almost as a private courtyard.
Margarit, Santa Arquitectura + La Blanca
An early 20th-century apartment of just over 65 m².
Ávila House, La Blanca + Santa Arquitectura
Ávila reinterprets a former warehouse in Barcelona’s Poblenou district, transforming it into a 120 m² multifunctional living space.
Flix house, Gon Architects
Renovation of a penthouse apartment in Plaza de Callao, Madrid.
Maudes House, Estudio Diir
A project that emphasizes the longitudinal character of the space through a sequence of connected rooms.
Neutrale Justiniano, Estudio DIIR
The second store for Diplomatic is featured in the April issue of Archive. A space where geometry plays a fundamental role, both in the organization of the floor plan and in the creation of its distinctive dome.