Objects and Frequencies: Bottone Comes to Zagreb

Design Exhibition & Audiovisual Experience · with soba.hr

16–18 September 2026

From 16 to 18 September the floor belongs to Bottone. The Berlin brand, founded by brothers Michele and Daniele Luciano Ferrazzano, makes furniture and objects that sit between Italian postmodernism and the Bauhaus, and the two of them have been making music together since the nineties. That is where the title comes from: the pieces are the objects, the closing night is the frequencies. The event began as a conversation between Bottone and Holographik about doing something in Zagreb, and it grew from there. soba.hr support it by hosting and running the programme across the three days.

Three days in one and the same Space, adapted a little each day to what that day is for — from the presentation, through the open showroom, to the closing night.

Wednesday opens the exhibition in the evening, with a design talk about the pieces, the thinking behind them, and the people who made them. Invitations go out, and the evening is open to everyone. On Thursday the doors are simply open: the showroom runs all day, no list, no ticket, come and look at the furniture the way you would in a shop that happens to be an exhibition. Friday closes it with a DJ set by Bottone and visuals by Holographik, which is the point where the objects and the frequencies finally share the floor.

Holographik SpaceUlica Franje Petračića 3, Zagreb

Free entrance all three daysInvitations go out for the opening evening, everyone is welcome

Exact times announced soon

In collaboration with soba.hrBottone on Instagram

Programme

Day 1

Wed 16 Sep

Exhibition opening and design talk

Evening · free for all

Day 2

Thu 17 Sep

Showroom, open doors

All day · free for all

Day 3

Fri 18 Sep

DJ set by Bottone, visuals by Holographik

Evening · free for all

Michele and Daniele Luciano Ferrazzano of Bottone in their Berlin showroom
Img.01Michele and Daniele Luciano Ferrazzano are brothers, and Bottone is theirs. They work out of Berlin, they were born into Italian design, and they have been making music together since the nineties — which is why the studio has never treated furniture and sound as two separate jobs.
Bottone furniture collection — table, armchair, chairs, shelving and a wall piece
Img.02The pieces are drawn the way a record is arranged: a few strong shapes, a colour that carries, nothing in the middle to soften it. Italian postmodernism and the Bauhaus meet in them, and so does the pop culture the brothers grew up on. On Friday the same hands that drew them will be behind the decks.

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