Christian Woo's Zymmo collection, introduced for Zanotta in 2025, arrives at the intersection of sculpture and function. Each piece is built around a precise geometric language, where proportion does as much work as material. The structure is MDF veneered in open-pore lacquered ash, available in five considered finishes: talc, caramel, algae, amaranth, and black. That open-pore treatment preserves the grain's natural texture, giving each surface a quiet depth rather than a polished remove. Seating is padded with polyurethane produced with a percentage of vegetable-based polyols, a considered step toward more responsible manufacturing without sacrificing comfort. A fixed internal polyester cover sits beneath a removable outer layer, available in fabric or leather to suit the room's character. MDF structure veneered in open-pore lacquered ash Five finish options: talc, caramel, algae, amaranth, black Vegetable-based polyol polyurethane cushioning Removable upholstery cover in fabric or leather Zymmo functions as informal seating, a side table, or a composed architectural accent, adapting its role to the room without announcing itself.