Browse the catalogue by room
Categories
Seven spaces, one system. Each category page lists the families the catalogues actually build, and the series that cover them.
Space names and family strings below are the catalogue's own taxonomy, quoted as printed.
- 01EntrywayEntry Cabinets | Shoe Cabinets | Foyer Cabinets | Room Divider Cabinets
- 02Living roomTV Stands | Sofa Back Cabinets | Dressers | Sofas | Coffee Tables
- 03Dining roomWine Cabinets | Sideboards | Dining Tables & Chairs | Faucets | Pull-out Baskets
- 04KitchenKitchen Cabinets | Range Hoods | Dining Tables & Chairs | Stoves | Sinks | Faucets
- 05BedroomInterior doors | Wardrobes | Walk-in Closets | Vanity Tables | Nightstands
- 06BathroomTi-Mg Alloy Doors | Bathroom Vanities | Undermount Sinks | Shower Systems | Bathroom Accessories | Toilets
- 07Multi-functionalBookshelves | Desks | Office Chairs | Tatami Units | Storage Cabinets
Rooms in plates
One still per room
Beyond the house
The seven spaces above are the residential catalogue. Office, hospitality, retail, club, healthcare and institutional work is not a room in that catalogue — it is specified through Solutions, where the sector sets the brief and the same joinery, furniture and finish system answers it.
Product families across the catalogue
What each room page buildsKitchen
Kitchen page →Wardrobe & entry
Wardrobe page →Living & dining
Living page →Bathroom
Bathroom page →Study & multi-functional
Residential page →Families are quoted from the catalogue's own space taxonomy; where a family appears in the taxonomy but no series publishes a room spread for it, the room page says so rather than dressing it up.
Reading these pages
Four moves on every category sheet, in the same order.
Families first
The page opens with the families the catalogue publishes for that space, in the catalogue's own words — not a marketing list.
Series coverage
An index rail lists the series that carry a section for the space, with the printed pages the section appears on.
Plates
Images are catalogue scenes — representative manufacturer renders, not photographed Diona installations. Where a room has no published still, the sheet says so and is set in type.
Finishes and the RFQ
Coded finishes link into the finish hall; anything you hold on the specification board travels with you into the quotation request.
Pick a room, meet us first.
Bring the room list to a first conversation — or drawings, once we have met. We return a coded schedule per room: families, series, finishes, hardware and programme.