Salone del Mobile 2022 preview: the new Poliform collections

Clean, geometric lines define the architectural design of Jean-Marie Massaud's Brera sofa system, which can be arranged in multiple combinations and shapes. Either with a classic contour or a curved silhouette, the sofa is a synthesis of comfort, masterful tailoring, cutting-edge technology and pure design.

With their minimalist aesthetics, in harmony with the design of the Brera sofa, the Mush coffee tables feature round tops or rounded corners. In the tall version the circular top is covered in leather, and the black elm version stands out for its handcrafted top.

Ube is a stool that takes the charm from a raw work of art. Inspired by the seductive shape of a tropical seed, it is a dark solid wood monobloc with a concave shape that welcomes the seat.

The Kaori armchair features soft, enveloping lines, generous volumes and a sophisticated, comfortable appeal, highlighted by the two shells that converge like an embrace: the outer one made of leather and the inner one upholstered and covered in leather or fabric.

The Curve collection features a table with a slender and solid design, curved lines for the chair, minimal structure and upholstery for the armchair. The Nara bench and console table are transversal furniture elements that focus on material elegance and strength. Hima, a seductive room divider, delimits the space in an intriguing textural effect; Aiko draws on the idea of antique sideboards with a focus on sophisticated details. The Artex kitchen redefines its design with the more appealing and modern aesthetic of Artex Pro, in an elegant extension to the dining area. And finally, equipment and accessories from the Kitchen Collection reinterpret the heart of the home from a contemporary perspective.