Poliform returns to Salone del Mobile 2025 with a bold, immersive exhibition that brings its vision of contemporary living to life through the lens of modern architecture. Unveiled in Milan, the installation presents a complete design narrative that spans indoor, outdoor, and architectural collections—reaffirming Poliform’s total look approach.

This year’s stand is imagined as an ideal home, defined by a fluid, architectural layout and an interplay of textures, materials, and spatial contrasts. The signature all-black exterior gives way to warm, atmospheric interiors that reflect Poliform’s refined design language and lifestyle philosophy. Designed to go beyond aesthetics, the stand invites visitors into a new way of living—one where timeless elegance meets innovation, and function is expressed through thoughtful, considered detail.

This year, Poliform’s stand at Salone del Mobile is imagined as the ideal home—a space defined by a fluid, architectural layout that guides visitors through its distinct living environments. The striking all-black exterior, a nod to Poliform’s signature identity, opens into a warm and inviting interior that showcases the latest collections by Jean-Marie Massaud, Emmanuel Gallina, Soo Chan, and studioutte. Inside, a refined play of contrast and texture blurs the line between indoors and out, creating a sensorial experience that’s both immersive and elegant. With this year’s exhibition, Poliform continues to shape the conversation around contemporary living — redefining timeless luxury through innovation, craft, and enduring style.

The 2025 collection brings a refined, cohesive vision to every part of the home—from the living room and bedroom to the outdoors. Thoughtfully designed to suit contemporary Australian lifestyles, the collection balances understated elegance with everyday functionality. Each piece reflects Poliform’s dedication to quality and detail, shaped through a collaborative design process led by the brand’s Research & Development Centre and brought to life by celebrated designers Jean-Marie Massaud, Emmanuel Gallina, Soo Chan, and studioutte. The collection reflects a shared design vision: distinct perspectives converging to shape a future-forward, yet enduring way of life.