Zięta Studio – Pressure-formed Steel
Zięta Studio is the workshop of Oskar Zięta, one of the most recognized Polish designers in the world. Its hallmark is the proprietary FiDU technology: two sheets of steel welded around the edges and expanded with compressed air, giving them an organic, cushion-like shape.
The result is lightweight objects despite their steel construction – and each time, they are slightly different, as the material itself determines the final shape.
Mirrors – The Brand's Signature
The largest part of the collection consists of mirrors with irregular, organic shapes and steel frames. They work well in the hallway, where they break the geometry of a narrow corridor, and in the living room as a standalone object on the wall.
The hanging principle is the same as with other decorations: the center at eye level, about 150–160 cm above the floor, and above a dresser – 15–25 cm from the top.
Stools, Hangers, and Decorations
In addition to mirrors, you will find stools with a distinctive, cushion-like form, wall hangers, vases, and decorative objects that function like sculptures.
The collection is complemented by lamps made using the same technology.
How to Incorporate Them into Your Interior
Zięta's objects are strong accents – one is enough for a room. They work best against a calm background, where polished steel can reflect light and its surroundings.
The brand pairs well with modern, loft, and eclectic interiors. You can find more Polish manufacturers in the Made in Poland collection.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is FiDU technology?
Two sheets of steel are welded around the edges and expanded with compressed air – the material takes on an organic shape, making each piece slightly different.
What can I find in the Zięta Studio collection?
Primarily mirrors, as well as stools, hangers, vases, lamps, and decorative objects.
What interiors does it suit?
Modern and eclectic spaces, where a subdued background allows a single, striking object to stand out.
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