From Paris to Zagreb: Lucas Zito at Holographik Space

Exhibition, Private Dining Experience

June 2026

In June, we welcomed French designer Lucas Zito for a three day showroom pop up, inviting visitors to explore his work through conversation, exhibitions and shared experiences.

A graduate of Design Academy Eindhoven, Lucas is known for his work across furniture, lighting and collectible objects. His practice combines 3D printing, material experimentation and craftsmanship, exploring new ways of designing and making contemporary pieces.

The visit began with a private dinner hosted together with Iva Pauzar, Tulip Studio and Barrel. Before opening the showroom to the public, we brought together designers, architects, creatives and friends of the local design community for an evening of conversation, good food and new connections.

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Img.01Zito prints his lights module by module in a corn-starch based plastic, and leaves the print layers visible — the ribbing is the process, not a finish. For three days the showroom held the whole collection at full height, from the stacked column down to the smallest shade.
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Img.02The showroom opened with a private dinner, small enough for everyone at the table to talk to Lucas himself. Designers, architects and friends of the local scene, one long table, and his pieces lighting the space.

Design Talk and open showroom

The following evening, the public program began with a Design Talk, where Lucas shared the ideas behind his work, spoke about his creative process and reflected on designing across different countries and contexts.

More than a presentation, it became a conversation with the audience, where questions, experiences and different perspectives were all part of the evening. The showroom remained open throughout the following days, giving visitors the opportunity to explore Lucas's objects up close and spend more time with the collection.

Private dinner at Holographik Space, Zagreb — Lucas Zito
Img.03A signature drink written for that evening, and food through our catering partners, chosen to suit the space and the collection. These are the details that make an event feel made for the occasion rather than booked into it.
Lucas Zito light, detail
Img.04A shade seen from above, with Lucas Zito’s name at the centre of the disc. The pleats are printed layers, one on top of the other.

Why we do this

Events like this are what our cultural program is all about. We want to create opportunities for designers to share their work beyond the finished object and create a place where designers, architects, artists, students and anyone curious about contemporary design can meet, exchange ideas and learn from one another.

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