Zara Home partners with Luca Guadagnino and Stefano Baisi for new collection

Inditex’s homeware and interiors brand explores Italian aesthetics in its latest collaboration. Zara Home has joined forces with filmmaker Luca Guadagnino and production designer and architect Stefano Baisi to develop a collection that brings together furniture, lighting, tableware, textiles, and accessories. The collaboration, dubbed Baisi Guadagnino, will also include a fashion collection for Zara and is set to launch on September 26 in select shops and online worldwide.

The partnership brings together two creatives who have collaborated for nearly a decade on projects spanning film, architecture, and fashion. Baisi, responsible for production design on some of Guadagnino’s most recent feature films, including ‘Queer,’ ‘After the Hunt,’ and ‘Artificial,’ is working alongside the director to bring this cinematic vision into the domestic sphere. To mark the launch, the pair have also designed a temporary installation in Milan, which will be open on September 26 and 27, coinciding with Milan Fashion Week. In turn, Guadagnino will direct a short film dedicated to the project, written by Scott Z. Burns, with Baisi as artistic director.

Titled ‘Atlas of Desire,’, the Zara Home collection brings together more than 200 pieces and offers an eclectic interpretation of design through references drawn from different eras and geographies. The Viennese Secession, French Art Deco, Brazilian modernism, and radical Italian design come together in a collection defined by curved forms and enveloping volumes. Among other items, it spans sofas, tables and lamps, as well as rugs, mirrors, candles, tableware, textiles, and a fragrance.

Meanwhile, the fashion collection developed for Zara draws on menswear codes, reinterpreting them with generous volumes, fluid lines, and new proportions. Tweed and wool are paired with tailoring, resulting in pieces such as dresses with clean, sculptural lines. With a Belgian-inspired colour palette and Japanese-style volumes, the collection has been designed without a strict division between masculine and feminine codes.

Launched in 2003 and headquartered in A Coruña, Zara Home is currently present in around 60 countries. According to its latest available financial data, Zara Home, together with Zara and Lefties, recorded combined turnover of 28,051 million euros in the 2025 financial year, 1% more than the previous year. The brand forms part of the Inditex Group alongside Zara, Massimo Dutti, Bershka, Stradivarius, Pull&Bear, Oysho, and Lefties. The group, for its part, ended the same financial year with turnover of 39,864 million euros, an increase of 3.2% compared with the previous year.