PLOPP stool

KAMYKI is a series of decorative wall hangers in unique but repeatable shapes. This randomly dispersed constellation of glossy beads creates a neat impression.

Technological exploration in organic shape
The concept of LAMPIN resulted from combining two techniques: bending and internal pressure deformation (FiDU).

The KARAVA vase undoubtedly shifts the standard way of flower exposition. It determines stalk placement, thus directing the whole composition.

Zieta Studio’s conceptual juxtaposition of functional home objects with architectural forms.

PAROVA COFFEE TABLES as a set have a simple but lively form, reminiscent of a plant organism suited to the terrain.

TAFLA IQ is a rectangular apotheosis of geometric simplicity and respect for proportions. The steel surface of the mirror/sculpture intriguingly reflects light. 

RONDO from the Zieta Studio mirror collection is a decorative manifesto of the iconic FiDU technology, a sculpture-mirror in which reality is reflected in a slightly different way than usual.

Usually made of metal, the modern candleholders are available in myriad shapes and styles. From simple, minimalist ones to opulent, eclectic candelabra.

Chippensteel chair can be produced in different materials. They maintain the original lightness and form thanks to FiDU technology but contain the uniqueness of used metal.

LUNA is a highly technological, ultra-thin lamp. The 2mm OLED light source is encased in metal precisely shaped by the spinning technique.

TAFLA C is an avant-garde interpretation of a drop of water. Objects from the C series have expressive, characteristic contours that provoke the senses and reflections of light.

The ULTRALEGGERA TABLE is a continuation of the ultralightness narrative. The solution provided by the table is an attractive design expression, but a unique functionality as well.

G-Console is a remarkable piece of bionic furniture inspired by organic forms taken from nature. It is manufactured by Zieta Studio using FiDU technology and the cutting-edge parametric design.

Mercury, a reflecting installation composed of differently shaped irregular silvery elements, awakens references to an eye of a giant insect, a cell seen through a microscope, or drops of liquid me