Poliform Jakarta

At Palazzo Clerici, the courtyard opens up to a new way of living outdoors.⁣
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Shore, the sofa designed by Jean-Marie Massaud, is defined by soft, generous volumes that feel both relaxed and precise. Modular and adaptable, it shapes the space with ease.⁣
With Ponte, Emmanuel Gallina works on lightness and proportion, introducing pieces that sit quietly within the setting while giving it structure.⁣
A composed outdoor environment, where everything feels connected.⁣
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Inside Palazzo Clerici, the bedroom is approached as a structured space, where each element contributes to a broader composition.⁣
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The Lanai bed system, designed by Yabu Pushelberg, expands the role of the bed through a series of integrated elements that organise the room. Surfaces, volumes and functions are layered to create continuity, rather than separation.⁣
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The contrast between soft, padded forms and more defined geometries gives the system its character—precise, yet comfortable.⁣
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Beyond storage.⁣
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Inside Palazzo Clerici, the wardrobe is no longer a separate room, but part of a wider domestic landscape.⁣
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At the centre, the Suite island introduces a different way of inhabiting the space, somewhere between storage and pause. Around it, the wardrobe defines the perimeter, while the Aqualuna armchairs bring in a softer note, almost domestic in its presence.⁣
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A different scale of comfort.⁣⁣
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At Palazzo Clerici, the living area shifts from a more intimate setting to a wider, more open one.⁣⁣
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The Savoy sofa defines both spaces, following the design approach of Jean-Marie Massaud. First, in a compact layout with facing sofas, coordinated armchairs and coffee tables, with a contained composition, where sofas and armchairs face each other in a conversational way.⁣⁣
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Then the composition changes. The space becomes wider, and the Alfred armchair introduces a different rhythm, adding depth without breaking the overall coherence.⁣⁣
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Two settings, built around the same idea of comfort.⁣⁣
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Experience the new Poliform flagship store at Milan Design Week 2026.⁣
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In the heart of Milan, a new chapter begins.⁣
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Through the voices of Marco Spinelli, CEO of Poliform, and architect Stefano Belingardi Clusoni, discover the vision behind new flagship store in Piazza della Scala, a project conceived to express their evolving vision of contemporary living.⁣
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Visit and explore our space during celebration of art, design, and all things creative from 19 October - 27 November 2022.⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣
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