Poliform is currently a leading player on the international furniture scene. The highly successful result of adventurous enterprise, the company has always based its vision on the search for quality by updating its lines in keeping with all that is good in contemporary lifestyle trends.
Eschewing sharp lines and tight corners for a far more bulbous take on the bed, Paola Navone’s low-lying design gives the effect of settling into an overstuffed cloud.
Behold, a seat as smooth—and enticing—as its namesake. Jean-Marie Massaud's Carmel chair for Poliform appears to melt into itself, with a few deep creases that make up the overstuffed arms and back. It's a beaut.
The Moby bed was created by studio Kairos for Poliform in 2003. Both the headboard and frame are available in removable fabric or leather.
To best appreciate the sleek look of the Ubik system, whose aesthetic we admire (but whose cost causes consternation), proper lighting is a must—–especially if you choose to turn the system into a freestanding wardrobe with doors. Ubik would surely tame a pile of pumps or litter of linens, but without a background in apparel retail, we’re not sure who has the gumption to keep their shirts in each mailbox slot–like cubby.
Ten hues of drawstring stitching contrast Poliform’s multitude of fabric options, all wrapped around Massaud’s sinewy chair frame. We recommend the higher-contrast shades, from an electric blue to Giallo, pictured here.
