Poliform 2025: shaping space between architecture and decoration

Designed by Jean-Marie Massaud, the Joan sofa stands out for its essential, tailored aesthetic. Generous yet controlled volumes are enhanced by tone-on-tone or contrasting piping that defines and elevates the geometry of the design. With modular components—both curved and linear—Joan allows for endless configurations, adapting gracefully to different spaces and needs. It embodies a warm minimalism inspired by the world of fashion, where the harmony of proportions and details takes center stage.

Complementing the sofa yet possessing a strong identity of their own, the Joan coffee and side tables translate the collection's elegance into sculptural objects. Their pure geometries and refined finishes—ranging from wood to lacquer to metal—make them suitable for a variety of settings, whether as standalone pieces or grouped in curated compositions. With their versatile, considered design, they naturally integrate into contemporary interiors.

Jean-Marie Massaud's Owen collection, including both sofa and armchair, revisits Mid-Century design codes through a contemporary lens. Soft, continuous curves interact with a solid architectural wooden base that grounds the piece visually. The defining feature is the backrest, which folds elegantly into itself to form the armrest—a seamless gesture that gives the piece a sculptural identity and a flowing structural continuity.

Compact, soft, and visually light, the Leopold armchair by Jean-Marie Massaud introduces a quiet, introspective dimension to the living area. A generous cushion appears to float within a slim yet sturdy wooden frame, creating a dynamic contrast of volume and structure. The result is a refined balance of comfort and formal clarity—ideal for cozy nooks or reading spaces.

Designed by Emmanuel Gallina, the Orbis armchair is crafted to accompany moments of relaxation, cradling the body with natural ease and elegance. Its enveloping silhouette and swivel metal base recall traditional reading chairs, now reimagined with a modern sensibility. A perfect blend of graceful form and everyday functionality, Orbis invites you to slow down and enjoy the present.

The new Adrien coffee tables expand Jean-Marie Massaud's collection with a sculptural approach that balances structural weight with visual lightness. The signature legs alternate between solid and open forms, creating rhythm and movement. Elegant and adaptable, these tables are designed for free, dynamic compositions that seamlessly fit into diverse settings.

The Adrien desk translates the collection's aesthetic into a sophisticated solution for the contemporary home office. Its asymmetrical top and the interplay of solid volumes with sculptural legs lend it a bold, architectural presence—equally suited to executive offices or refined workspaces. Available in various sizes, the desk can be completed with an integrated drawer unit to enhance functionality without compromising elegance.

The Adrien tables are reimagined with updated proportions, available in both rectangular and round versions that become focal points in any dining area. Metal legs support tops in fine wood or marble finishes. The round version includes a Lazy Susan, adding a convivial touch to an already expressive design.

Designed by Jean-Marie Massaud, the Tess bookshelf is born from the interplay between rational design and compositional freedom. A balanced rhythm of asymmetries and varying thicknesses is achieved through slim shelves and back panels in cast glass. Whether wall-mounted, freestanding, or placed behind a sofa, Tess maintains its formal elegance while adapting to different functions. A lightweight yet architectural system that furnishes with grace.

The Nara collection is refreshed with a glossy lacquer finish that highlights its shapes inspired by Japanese aesthetics. Console table, bench, and coffee tables gain a new expressiveness, oscillating between formal elegance and architectural depth. A careful interplay of solids and voids, curves and sharp lines, creates a composition where tradition and modernity coexist in refined harmony.

Slim, precise, and visually sharp, the Arthur lamp by Studioutte reimagines the classic reading light with a minimalist, functional design. Ideal next to a sofa or armchair, it casts a focused, discreet glow while blending seamlessly into any space.

With its geometric design and linen-clad body, Helga offers a contemporary reinterpretation of the traditional lantern. Created by Studioutte, the lamp serves as both a light source and a decorative statement. Available in multiple heights, Helga is perfect for sculptural compositions that bring light and materiality into dialogue with the surrounding space.