Background

Founded in 1963 in the historic city of Padova, Zanetto is an esteemed Italian atelier specialising in handcrafted home décor and tableware. Working exclusively with noble metals—including bronze, copper, brass, and silver—the company combines traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design to create objects that are both functional and artistic. For more than six decades, Zanetto has preserved the heritage and technical expertise of Italian metalworking. Every creation is shaped by master artisans, reflecting a deep respect for people, materials, craftsmanship, and the environment.

“Our mission is to preserve the art of metalworking through luxurious Made in Italy pieces,” says Enrico Zanetto, CEO and Designer. “We create designs that move beyond functionality to evoke emotion and inspire lasting connections.”

Signature Style

Located in one of Italy’s most celebrated metalworking regions, Zanetto is renowned for its distinctive surface treatments and handcrafted textures. Closely guarded finishing techniques create tactile and visual effects that cannot be replicated through industrial production.

Each design is developed through extensive research into form, proportion, texture, and decoration. The resulting pieces balance tradition and modernity, celebrating individuality, authenticity, and the beauty of the handmade.

Showstoppers

Zanetto’s collections transform noble metals into sculptural centrepieces, statement tableware, and refined decorative objects. Every piece bears the subtle variations of the artisan’s hand, making it genuinely one of a kind. Their latest collection is Alegria, created with design duo Garcé Dimofski. Described as “a celebration of form, light, and conviviality,” the collection brings a fresh, expressive energy to the table through sculptural silhouettes, softened curves, and unexpected proportions. From centrepieces and candleholders to goblets, trays, vases, and a striking champagne bucket, each piece is designed to command attention without losing its sense of ease. Reflective silver-plated surfaces, tactile finishes, opaline glass, and subtle wengé-wood details create a refined interplay of materials. The result is a collection that feels both architectural and joyful, turning familiar objects into distinctive statements of contemporary Italian craftsmanship.