Poliform makes its debut in Uzbekistan with the opening of its first monobrand showroom in the capital, Tashkent, in partnership with Interni Unici.
Poliform’s international retail expansion follows a dual strategy. Alongside strengthening its presence in established markets, including through the renovation of its monobrand showrooms, the company continues to explore new destinations that reflect its philosophy and lifestyle. The opening of Poliform Tashkent marks a significant step in this strategy, introducing the brand’s first showroom in Uzbekistan. This debut is made possible through a partnership with Interni Unici, a leading local name in high-end interior design and furnishings.
Poliform’s entry into Uzbekistan reflects the ongoing evolution of Tashkent’s urban landscape. As the country’s capital and a major hub in Central Asia, Tashkent has undergone a profound architectural transformation. From the modernist reconstruction that followed the devastating earthquake of 1966 to more recent urban development initiatives, the city has embraced a new generation of prestigious contemporary buildings.
Poliform Tashkent responds to the growing demand for high-end interior design in this dynamic and modern market. Located within an elegant building in the city centre, the showroom enjoys a prime position on a raised ground floor, with a sequence of expansive windows overlooking the street. Spanning 1,200 square metres on a single level, the space offers a comprehensive expression of Poliform’s vision of the home, with a succession of interiors creating an immersive journey through living and sleeping areas. The modularity of Poliform’s furniture systems takes centre stage: sofas are presented in both generous compositions and intimate lounge settings, while kitchens are showcased in three different configurations designed to accommodate diverse ways of entertaining and sharing everyday moments. In the sleeping area, wardrobe systems are integrated with the Architectural System, creating expansive storage walls that define, divide and organise the spaces.
Poliform Tashkent
89a Amir Temur Avenue, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
