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Zurich BLICKFANG 2025: Our 10 Highlights



Every November, the Kongresshaus Zürich transforms into a vibrant playground for design lovers. BLICKFANG Zürich isn’t your typical trade fair, it’s a celebration of creativity, craftsmanship, and connection. For one weekend, over 180 independent designers from across Europe come together to showcase what thoughtful design looks like today. Here are BYCA's 10 highlights to visit during BLICKFANG:



Dehgraf Studio is a Zurich-based design studio dedicated to creating interior products that balance functionality and aesthetics. Guided by the belief that good design should serve a purpose while remaining timelessly beautiful, they combine innovative techniques like 3D printing, laser cutting, and molding to craft unique, high-quality pieces. Every product is designed, prototyped, and produced locally in Zurich, made to order to minimize waste and support a more mindful, sustainable economy. With each creation, Dehgraf Studio continues to explore new forms and materials, shaping a distinctive and enduring design language.


Find Dehgraf Studio at stand 022.




BAIUSHKI is a Basel-based jewellery studio that has been handcrafting sculptural pieces from recycled precious metals since 2016. Every design stems from an intuitive process in their Basel atelier and is inspired by the organic, imperfect shapes found in nature - from worn riverbeds to driftwood forms. Their commitment to sustainability is embedded in every facet, from the use of recycled silver and certified 18 k gold to working with small, family-run ateliers in Switzerland, Germany and Italy, ensuring quality, responsibility and longevity over trend-driven production.


Find BAIUSHKI at stand 150.




Marco Zelli is a Zurich‑based architect, designer and educator whose work navigates the boundary between permanence and change. Zelli’s projects span scales from furniture and lighting to architecture, often featuring modular systems, bold geometry and a thoughtful mix of irony and operational precision. His work has been exhibited internationally and he is active in academic teaching and research, bringing a reflective, intellectual component to the design process.


Find Marco Zelli at stand 116.





At Atelier Mond in Appenzell, artist Anja Ellenberger creates atmospheric lighting and accessories that focus on the harmonious interplay of material, form, and function - timeless, sustainable, and attuned to the essential. Each piece is crafted using a variety of ceramic techniques, including wheel-throwing, slip casting, and slab construction. In addition to lighting, the atelier explores the art of incense.


Find Atelier Mond at stand 158.




5) SODE


SODE is a Swiss fashion label by designer Carla Lehmann, blending Japanese-inspired minimalism with sustainable, local production. Each piece is crafted in small batches in Switzerland using natural or deadstock fabrics like organic cotton, hemp, and linen. With timeless, easy-to-wear silhouettes and a focus on ethical craftsmanship, SODE creates clothing that feels effortless, responsible, and beautifully made.


Find SODE at stand 086.





Studio FRUYTS, a Zurich-based design trading agency, seamlessly blends refined aesthetics with functional interior solutions. They act as creative sales partners in the realms of architecture, retail and hospitality, offering carefully curated furniture, lighting, acoustic installations and bespoke spatial planning services.


Find Studio FRUYTS at stand 062.




Deuxieme is a family-run business specializing in vintage, classic, and custom-designed furniture. Their focus is on durable, timeless pieces like solid wood tables and chairs that can be enjoyed for generations, alongside unique items such as stylish vintage finds and Midcentury sideboards. They offer restoration, upcycling, and custom builds, whether refreshing antiques, reworking 60s and 70s furniture, or creating a table to exact specifications. Occasionally, they also craft their own design pieces, combining old and new elements with care and style.


Find Deuxieme Shop at stand 158.





Livia Naef is a Swiss fashion designer dedicated to creating timeless garments that combine elegance, sustainability, and thoughtful craftsmanship. Working with high-quality, eco-conscious materials, she focuses on producing clothing that is both socially and environmentally responsible. Livia designs, drafts, and prototypes each piece in her Lucerne atelier, with production carried out in small batches in Switzerland to ensure quality and care in every detail.


Find LIVIA NAEFF at stand 100.





Valentino Scussel is a Swiss designer whose vibrant, bold furniture and objects are crafted to make living spaces more lively and meaningful. He asks what additional value a piece can offer beyond its basic function, leading to designs that not only fulfill practical needs but also evoke emotion and personality.


Find Valentino Scussel at stand 124.




Coel Fragrances was born from a fascination with scent, form, and light, with the aim of creating objects that connect space, mood, and perception. Each product is handcrafted in small batches at their atelier in Zurich-Wiedikon, with care and respect for both materials and people. The candles are made from purely plant-based wax, free from paraffin and synthetic additives, with wicks of cotton and fine paper for a clean, calm burn. With a minimalist design language and clear values, Coel Fragrances invites you to pause and experience spaces anew through the interplay of scent, form, and light.


Find Coel Fragrances at stand 071.



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