Vanessa Zanetti

Who is Vanessa?

She is one of our youngest interior designers, but don't be under any illusions about her young age: you won't find many girls as determined and enterprising as her around. A strong and determined character, ready to grow and get involved, she is now part of the renderers' "club", together with Giada Rossi and Luis Ahmeti. Her main task is to virtually draw the architecture of interiors and exteriors, but she is always aiming higher.

She works in Andrea Ferrari and Yasmine Benetti's team, bringing freshness and a great desire to do to the team, which in the Gambellara office is responsible for the creation of complete houses. 

Born on 14 May 1997 in Noventa Vicentina, he graduated as a surveyor in San Bonifacio and continued his studies at the Academy of Design in Verona, opting for a path focused on interior design. She then went on to take a master's degree and courses that helped her develop her skills in rendering and in the use of programmes for the virtual design of interior and exterior architectural works. 

Colleagues say about Vanessa

For us, working in a team is essential! The continuous exchange of ideas between designers and planners is essential to creative work: each with their own taste, each with their own strengths and weaknesses, each enlivening the creativity of the other in a continuous exchange. As Vanessa says: ''Working in a team is fundamental for me. But I've been lucky, I've found the right team: it becomes dangerous if someone tends to push others out of the way out of envy or spite. I have found supportive people here who push me to do better and better, we make up for our shortcomings by helping each other with our strengths''.

That's why it's only right that we also listen to the voices of the team with whom she works side by side every day, because they more than anyone else know the person we're talking about.

Her style: home as an expression of being

Vanessa once told me that design is not just about creating something beautiful, but about creating something, through the home, that best expresses the personality of the person in front of her and who will then live in the home. For her it is fundamental to create an empathic connection with the person in front of you, asking yourself: who is he? What does he expect? What does he hope for? What makes him feel at home? For her, furnishing is not about selling a product and forcing the person in front of you to make choices based on her taste. She cares about finding tailor-made solutions, about creating a place for people where they can feel good, regenerate and be happy.

Quoting what she told me in a chat: ''You think furnishing is simple. But bringing out the soul of a house and its surroundings, whether indoors or outdoors, can sometimes be difficult. There are bathrooms that take two hours to design, others that you look at for days and weeks before you find the right compromise. What I want to say is this: whoever comes out of here shouldn't go into their house and think it's beautiful, they should go into their house, breathe a sigh, and think "I'm finally home", that's it''.

Some of his works based on his colleagues' projects