Dioh! Manacor – Interior, Contract & Sustainable Furniture

I've known Dioh! for a few years and must say: the team has something dependable that you rarely find in this industry. In Manacor, not far from the train station, the group runs an open studio with a showroom where ideas become tangible. Here Mediterranean taste meets thoughtful craftsmanship – not pretentious, but homely. The founders work with private clients as well as with hotels and developers. The profile is clear: no one‑size‑fits‑all solutions, but careful listening and then precise proposals — from choosing materials to on‑site installation. Particularly appealing is the mix of well-known brands (Vondom, Gandía Blasco) and bespoke pieces, often made from sustainable materials. You immediately notice that the people behind the name like to bring things to life: sunlight, sloping ceilings, balcony projections — all of that is taken into account. So if you are looking for a reliable partner for a renovation, a boutique hotel or a new residential style, a visit is worthwhile. Bring a photo, a floor plan or just an idea; the conversation there is concrete and straightforward.

Dioh! Atelier – Residential consulting and implementation

The atelier in Manacor (Passeig del Ferrocarril) intentionally feels unpretentious: light floors, shelves with fabric samples and a corner with outdoor prototypes. I visited on a Wednesday morning; the coffee was ready and a young designer showed me sketches for a townhouse in Palma. They work process‑oriented in three steps: listen, plan, deliver. First comes a detailed conversation — often with photos of the existing space and a short priority list ('more storage in the hallway', 'brighter kitchen'). Then the moodboard follows: colors, materials, a few furniture options — partly from their own range, partly from brands like Vical or Bed&Philosophy. Finally they coordinate delivery and assembly; for many clients this is the relaxing part because they get everything from a single source. What struck me most is the range. A small apartment is treated with the same care as a country house project. Prices are transparent (there are package offers for consulting plus purchasing service) and timelines are set realistically. The staff speak Spanish, Catalan, English and German — useful when international owners are involved. Sustainability is not a PR term here, but a genuine selection category: recycled fabrics, durable woods and suppliers with short transport routes. If you have specific preferences (e.g. terracotta, impact sound insulation or outdoor poly rattan), note them beforehand; the consultation will be much faster and more accurate.

Diho Contract – Turnkey projects for hotels and gastronomy

The atelier in Manacor (Passeig del Ferrocarril) intentionally feels unpretentious: light floors, shelves with fabric samples and a corner with outdoor prototypes. I visited on a Wednesday morning; the coffee was ready and a young designer showed me sketches for a townhouse in Palma. They work process‑oriented in three steps: listen, plan, deliver. First comes a detailed conversation — often with photos of the existing space and a short priority list ('more storage in the hallway', 'brighter kitchen'). Then the moodboard follows: colors, materials, a few furniture options — partly from their own range, partly from brands like Vical or Bed&Philosophy. Finally they coordinate delivery and assembly; for many clients this is the relaxing part because they get everything from a single source. What struck me most is the range. A small apartment is treated with the same care as a country house project. Prices are transparent (there are package offers for consulting plus purchasing service) and timelines are set realistically. The staff speak Spanish, Catalan, English and German — useful when international owners are involved. Sustainability is not a PR term here, but a genuine selection category: recycled fabrics, durable woods and suppliers with short transport routes. If you have specific preferences (e.g. terracotta, impact sound insulation or outdoor poly rattan), note them beforehand; the consultation will be much faster and more accurate.

Dareels Mallorca Store – Sustainable and handcrafted pieces

The small shop next to the atelier feels like a treasure trove: handmade tables, lamps with patina, outdoor chairs you immediately want to try. These are not mass-produced items, but deliberately selected objects with character. The owners place value on material origin, craftsmanship and long product lifecycles. I saw a side table there made from old dry wood — perfect for a finca house with patina. For customers who like to invest sustainably, this is a good first stop, because you can take away ideas without launching a complete project.