Some collections begin as simple ideas. ZAHA was born from years of design experience, life abroad and the desire to finally create something together.

This new ceramic line is our first project as two sisters both industrial designers, both shaped by different countries, cultures, and creative paths.

 

My sister lived in Australia and Hong Kong, where she worked as an interior designer. I spent years between Dubai and Canada, photographing architecture, objects, and spaces that deeply shaped my visual style. 

 

Even when we lived worlds apart, we always shared references, textures, and ideas imagining the day we could blend our experiences into a single creative project.

 

Now that we’re finally in the same country again, ZAHA becomes the beginning of something meaningful.

ZAHA reflects who we are at our core: two industrial designers with a love for objects that are intentional, minimal, and beautifully functional.

But our global backgrounds shaped this collection even more:

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• Australia gave us a love for natural materials and relaxed minimalism.

• Hong Kong influenced our clean lines, modern silhouettes, and refined proportions.

• Dubai brought warmth, sculptural forms, and soft tonal palettes.

• Canada strengthened our appreciation for calm environments and nature-inspired textures.

 

ZAHA is the intersection of all these influences a blend of earthy tones, editorial simplicity, and balanced design.

As a photographer, capturing the ZAHA line myself felt essential.

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Every product photo was created with the same aesthetic I bring to my interior and architectural work: warm light, soft shadows, minimal compositions, and a focus on materiality.

 

The imagery is part of the identity of ZAHA  it reinforces the mood, the textures, and the quiet beauty we want each piece to convey.

 

If you love minimal, earthy, globally inspired ceramics with a strong design foundation, ZAHA was created for you.

 

Welcome to ZAHA!!

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Photography by Ana Zaha
Design by  ZAHA

Polanco, CDMX

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