POLIFORM PRESENTS AN IMMERSIVE JOURNEY THROUGH NATURE AND DESIGN

For Milan Design Week 2026, Poliform has chosen the courtyard of Palazzo Clerici as the setting for Multitude, a site-specific installation conceived by studioutte that transforms one of Milan’s most captivating historic venues into an
abstract urban forest.

Drawing inspiration from the city’s hidden gardens and a contemporary reinterpretation of Eastern aesthetics, the project unfolds through a sequence of five-metre-high aluminium poles that evoke a bamboo grove. Lanterns, reflective surfaces and delicate veils of mist guide visitors along an immersive path where the boundaries between architecture, nature and perception gradually dissolve.

Within this evocative landscape, Poliform unveils its latest outdoor collections designed by Jean-Marie Massaud and Emmanuel Gallina. Among the highlights is Shore, a seating system distinguished by artisanal weaving techniques and refined teak details, alongside the Curve Outdoor table, the new Henry Outdoor collection and the Ponte Outdoor chair. Together, these pieces embody a sophisticated vision of outdoor living, bringing the same elegance and refinement that have long defined Poliform’s interior environments to open-air settings.

The presentation continues throughout the interiors of Palazzo Clerici, where the brand introduces the Collection 2026. Among its standout pieces is Lanai, the first collaboration between the Canadian design studio Yabu Pushelberg and Poliform. Conceived as a multifunctional platform, the bed reimagines the contemporary bedroom as a versatile and experiential living space. In the living area, Jean-Marie Massaud’s Savoy sofa makes its debut, distinguished by its strong architectural presence and complemented by the new Alfred, Attimo and Orbis seating collections.

The dining area is enriched with the sculptural Vortice table and the new Neo Concorde, while the kitchen welcomes Harp, a system that introduces softer contours and a renewed interpretation of domestic conviviality.

With Multitude and the new Collection 2026, Poliform reaffirms its ability to transform design into experience, crafting a narrative that transcends the product itself and places at its core a comprehensive, sophisticated and contemporary vision of living.