In his interior design, product design, and exhibition projects, Thomas Zangaro develops a distinctive style that strikes the perfect balance between contemporary trends and references to the past. His passion lies in exploring new narratives between the spaces he designs and their architectural context, creating environments that go beyond mere function. He masters the art of contrast and disruption, crafting unexpected yet engaging spaces that tell the story of those who inhabit them or who will become part of them.

His ongoing search for unique materials and objects drives him to redefine the environments and installations he creates, generating innovative visual and sensory narratives. His sources of inspiration come from works of art, icons of design from the '70s and '80s, and great designers of the past and present, such as Niemeyer, Gae Aulenti, and Le Corbusier.

In his projects, Thomas expresses a strong affinity for brutalism, using precious materials that contrast with simpler objects or materials from other contexts, while also exploring the concept of the "unfinished." To complete the picture, he incorporates Eastern and ethnic influences, creating spaces that uniquely and distinctively blend aesthetics and functionality.