Fabricio Ronca

Brazilian architect and designer Fabricio Ronca believes that design can transform society, fostering cultural and economic growth while showcasing what is good, beautiful, and durable. His early immersion in the arts began in childhood at his mother’s art school — located in a building designed by Oscar Niemeyer — where he discovered and cultivated his passion for painting, sculpture, music, and architecture.

Graduating in Architecture and Urban Planning from UEL – Londrina in 2002, Ronca went on to earn a Postgraduate degree in Architecture and a Specialization in Design Management. Since 2009, he has led Studio Fabricio Ronca, focusing exclusively on product and furniture design after an earlier career in interior architecture and teaching design at Unopar University.

Ronca’s creations are guided by principles of warm minimalism, emphasizing beauty, proportion, functionality, and durability, while integrating natural materials such as wood, stone, and leather. His work has been recognized with multiple awards, including the Golden A’Design Award for the Vello Bar Cart (2018) and the Silver A’Design Award for the Spin Table and Light Lamp (2017), as well as finalist honors in the Salão Design and Museu da Casa Brasileira Awards.

With exhibitions in Milan and participation in leading Brazilian design fairs, Fabricio Ronca continues to merge artistic sensibility with industrial precision, creating pieces that invite interaction and deliver lasting value. His vision remains rooted in the belief that design is a powerful tool for positive change.

Meet the Collection by Fabrício Ronca