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Zieta Studio at 61st edition of the Salone del Mobile.Milano

18-23.04.2023r.

Milan, Rho

Strada Statale Sempione, 28, Milan - Italy.

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The fair was a superior opportunity to meet prominent brands and figures from the field of design, lighting, art, technology, performance, education, and communication. During this week in April, the whole city teemed with designs in various shapes. Besides exhibitions and presentations, a number of discussions, meetings, and lectures was held.

Chippensteel Table zdjęcie: Trend Nomad

Many thanks to our dear partners: Ridex, Barlinek and Jan Kath who helped make our stand at the fair even more beautiful and to Michał Mazur for capturing it in a perfect way in photos.

Tajdo zdjęcie: Weronika Trojanowska

The eye-catching but intimate architectural form of TAJDO is an innovative, semi-transparent partition wall or decorative element that complements the aesthetics of unique interiors and is widely customizable.

The COTTON CANDY collection in its extended arrangements: the cottony matte finishes drive the steel surface into different perceptual dimensions.

Tafla O zdjęcie: Weronika Trojanowska

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Oskar Zięta’s mirrors framed in bionic shapes always provoke. In their flexible deformations they refract light in an unobvious way, creating an unusual experience for the senses—now broadened with new gradient finishes driven by Zięta’s admiration for all things cosmic. They enrich the Inox mirrored surfaces of RONDO objects and expand the TRANSITIONS collecion with the shape and shade of HELIX NEBULA.

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Zieta Studio presented a new, characterful offer of accessories, with the main role of ZIETA VASES, which complete, continue, or expand the narrative of steel reflections.

Also not to be missed is the continuing story of CRASH—objects with ambitious and advanced manufacturing—in the form of the unique CRASH table.

All of Zieta Studio’s objects are based on the fundamental value hidden in the manifesto “less is less”: technological studies in lightweight index optimization, advanced technologies of volumetric expansion of metal, and parametric algorithms. All of these sum up to a narrative of constant reduction of material, energy, and data usage. Oskar Zięta’s works are therefore not only a detailed narrative about aesthetics and form. In parallel, they also pursue a social dialogue about responsible consumption and production for the sake of future generations.

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Stół Crash zdjęcie: Trend Nomad

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Once the chapter on horizontal surfaces is touched, HUBA console must also be mentioned as the premiere from the consoles category just like the well-known G-Console in light blue finish.

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Ultraleggera Chair zdjęcie: Weronika Trojanowska

Monomateriality and ultralightness are the main research fields of Zieta Studio. Working with nearly 100% recyclable metals, Oskar Zięta displayed their potential in new lights, shapes, and colours. At the 61st edition of Salone del Mobile.Milano, visitors could discover new or extended objects which are a summary of studies in both technology and design.

Ultraleggera Stool zdjęcie: Weronika Trojanowska

Ultraleggera Chair zdjęcie: Trend Nomad

Zieta Studio’s presence at the 2023 Salone is a continuation of the ultralightness manifesto—the ULTRALEGGERA family with its full lightweight potential. This concept has been developed from the side of the award-winning ULTRALEGGERA chair, when Oskar Zięta first took up Gio Ponti’s Superleggera challenge.

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Last but not least, a new chapter in a totally new line of objects, ZIETA LUMINARIES are a superior fusion of craftsmanship, technology, and fascinations with light. The collection is the result of a study of the proprietary FiDU technology potential in lamps as well as its smooth junction with traditional metal spinning technique.

The Italian gathering around the best of world design—has just ended, enriched with the 23rd edition of the biennial Euroluce, which returns to Milan after four years. Continuing the worldwide narrative from former editions of Salone del Mobile.Milano, social and environmental issues played a major role.