Zanetto - SS26 Alegria collection

A new collection designed in collaboration with Garcé Dimofski.

Zanetto unveils Alegria, a new collection born from the collaboration with Garcé Dimofski, a design duo whose practice explores the expressive potential of form, material, and gesture. The project reflects a shared sensibility rooted in craftsmanship, experimentation, and a contemporary approach to metal.

Alegria originates from an idea of disruption conceived as a subtle, thoughtful act. Rather than breaking with tradition, the collection reinterprets it, reshaping familiar forms through controlled gestures, altered proportions, and tactile surfaces. Metal becomes a malleable language, capable of expressing both strength and softness.

The collection is characterised by sculptural objects defined by flattened volumes, curved lines, and contrasting finishes. Textured and smooth surfaces coexist, allowing light and material to interact in nuanced ways. Each piece reflects Zanetto's artisanal expertise while embracing a distinctly contemporary design vocabulary introduced by Garcé Dimofski.

Alegria represents a dialogue between heritage and innovation, where craftsmanship serves as a foundation for experimentation. The result is a family of objects with a strong material presence and refined expressive balance, designed to transcend function and stand as enduring statements.

About Garcé Dimofski

Founded by Olivier Garcé and Clio Dimofski, Garcé Dimofski is a design studio operating at the intersection of architecture and collectible design.

The studio develops interiors, architectural projects and a growing collection of furniture objects distinguished by their sculptural clarity and material richness.

Rooted in an architectural sensibility, their work explores the dialogue between volume, proportion and surface. Materials such as carved wood, glazed ceramic and metal are carefully selected and shaped in collaboration with specialised artisans, allowing each piece to retain a sense of individuality and craftsmanship.

Their collections reflect a quiet but deliberate approach to design - one that values permanence, material integrity and the subtle tension between structure and softness.

Today Garcé Dimofski's work is presented internationally through galleries and design platforms, while the studio continues to develop architectural and residential projects across Europe and beyond.