Poliform furnishes the Salone del Mobile 2021 among comfort, luxury and important design personalities.

The impeccable elegance of woodworking processes is fully captured in the curves of the Symphony sideboard, designed by Emmanuel Gallina. Superb manufacturing quality and impressive functional research, in the name of Poliform style. The customization options further enhance its value and ensure a harmonious aesthetics. The Symphony sideboard, in both high and low versions, gives the living room a warm, bright look. The light reflects off the wood, enhancing its natural veining.

Lexington is the quintessence of luxury, a bedroom system that arouses emotions, designed by R&D Poliform and Jean-Marie Massaud. Wide storage spaces and extremely refined shelves offer the utmost configuration possibilities. Poliform marks a major evolution in the search for furnishings that establish a seamless integration between the various environments. In fact, the Lexington system is also available in a day version, thanks to its limitless flexibility in terms of dimensions, applications and finishes. Lexington is available in champagne or grey slate painted finish, refined shades for timeless luxury.

Sophisticated details, generous dimensions, firm character and strong material impact, the Drop mirror is the perfect element to complement your interior decoration. A carefully studied material interaction: a bronzed mirror supported by a leather-covered metal frame, warm combinations, enriched by sartorial stitching that outline the beauty and technique that have always been part of Poliform's heritage. Drop is a mirror in which materials and finishes communicate and coexist with the purest beauty of contemporary design.

The Le Club armchair has quickly become one of the most iconic Poliform pieces, and now, after being acclaimed and coveted, it welcomes its new pouf, designed once again by the talented Jean-Marie Massaud. With the same comfort and the same manufacturing quality, the Le Club pouf complements naturally the armchair. Le Club brings back iconic interior design elements from a contemporary perspective: the French designer was, in fact, inspired by the large leather armchairs that furnished clubs in the late 80s and early 90s.