Ambiente Frankfurt: Dining, Living and the Future of Design
Ambiente Frankfurt highlights key themes such as sustainability, the design trends “Brave, Light, Solid”. Within this framework, we present our objects as part of a broader conversation about responsible material use, evolving living environments, and the role of design in shaping future ways of working and inhabiting space.
From 6 to 10 February 2026, we will present Zieta Studio at Ambiente Frankfurt—an important international platform for contemporary design, interiors, and product innovation. The fair offers a dynamic context to showcase our latest objects and collections, where metal becomes both structure and expression.
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Contemporary metal design in a polished inox setting
Our presence at Ambiente Frankfurt is conceived as a coherent spatial and material experience. The stand is defined by polished stainless steel (inox)—a signature finish that reflects light, movement, and surrounding objects, turning the exhibition space itself into an active design element.
Metal mirrors and the language of reflection
Mirrors play a central role in our Ambiente presentation. We showcase a selection of Tafla C metal mirrors in the Deep Space Blue finish from the Gradient Collection, where colour and reflection interact to create depth and visual tension.
The presentation is complemented by Oko 150, shown in a polished inox version, emphasising the purity of form and the architectural potential of reflective metal surfaces in contemporary interiors.
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Selected seating objects appear in the intense Cosmic Blue finish from the Heat collection, introducing a strong chromatic accent and underlining the expressive possibilities of metal beyond its structural role.
Sculptural seating objects for contemporary interiors
Our seating collection highlights the balance between ergonomics, lightness, and sculptural presence. At Ambiente Frankfurt, we present iconic pieces including Chippensteel 0.5, Plopp stools, and Ultraleggera—the world’s lightest aluminium chair, together with its family.
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Design lighting objects: The Harmonica Collection
Lighting is represented by the Harmonica collection, where metal deformation translates into rhythm, structure, and light. Alongside the Harmonica floor lamp, we introduce the new Harmonica Cone as a premiere— our first desk and table lamp.
Accessories as architectural design objects
Our selection of accessories introduces metal objects conceived as small-scale architectural forms. At Ambiente Frankfurt, visitors will encounter Triglav alongside a curated group of polished inox vases: Crash, Rotation, and Parova.
Metal furniture and functional sculptures
The presentation is completed by key furniture pieces, including the Morph table and the Huba console, which combine structural clarity with refined surface treatment. These objects bridge the gap between functional furniture and sculptural form, designed with the thought of contemporary residential spaces of homy contract areas.
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Design icons between art and contemporary design
Many of the objects presented at Ambiente Frankfurt have previously been shown in institutional contexts such as the Pinakothek in Munich and the Jerke Museum, where our work has been positioned at the intersection of design, art, and material research.
See you in Frankfurt!
photos: Jakub Musialski, Weronika Trojanowska
photos: Jakub Musialski, Weronika Trojanowska
