Zieta at Re_Mind Psychology Festival 2026
22.06.2026 - 24.06.2026
St. John Nepomucene Church, Wrocław
Tramwajowa 1-3, 51-621 Wrocław
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Comforty Furniture House
28 Waryńskiego Street, Warsaw
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Zieta Collection
It’s an outcome of transdisciplinary design based on experimenting with the unique FiDU technology. Fresh, new and daring solutions that not only excite but also fire up the imagination.
Transitions Collection
The idea of superiority of permanence over change has been entrenched in European philosophy for a long time, but what if transience is more real than eternity? In the universe, everything changes and tends to entropy. Matter disintegrates, elements combine into new chemical compounds, stars explode, and their light disappears in the abyss of the universe….
Zieta Lighting
Based on research, it is an adaptation of production to a demanding but sustainable future in the form of ambient, monomaterial lamps. It is the culmination of our admiration for light, reflections, and colours, through which we craft the art of illumination.
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Metalmorphoses
Who we are?
We do not follow trends, we create them. We tell our stories made of steel, basing our work on a controlled loss of control. Barely noticing the border between art and design, we create self-expressed objects, not just furniture. Our philosophy is reflected in metal surfaces that are never exactly the same. We translate curvatures into uniqueness. We invest them with meanings. Although driven by the prevalent craving for flawlessness, we embrace blemishes to create elements for spaces ready to challenge the future.
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Founder Oskar Zięta
A Polish sculptor 4.0 and 4.0 blacksmith, who uses air and parametric instead of chisel and anvil. He works with metal in its widest definition, being responsible for the complete creation and manufacturing process but without a full control of it. Sounds paradoxical? In a way it is such, Oskar calls it “controlled loss of control". This slogan for more than a decade is a fuel for his highly performative studio and himself.