The ninth edition of the Warsaw Home & Contract occurred from October 22 to 25, 2025, at Ptak Warsaw Expo. With its continued growth, it reaffirms its position as the largest trade fair and conference center in Europe.

A total of 763 exhibitors from Poland and abroad participated, attracting more than 67,000 professionals and design enthusiasts, including over 7,000 international guests. Warsaw Home 2025 solidified its status as the premier interior design event in the region, offering a platform for networking, premieres, and inspiration for architects, designers, manufacturers, and investors.



Warsaw Home & Contract 2025 experienced another year of growth in exhibitor participation, achieving a record high of 763 companies from both Poland and abroad. This marks a 9% increase compared to the previous year and over 24% relative to 2022, underscoring the event's consistent development and the industry's confidence in the Nadarzyn exhibition. Notable interest was observed in the Furniture and Construction sectors, highlighting key trends and innovations shaping the market.

Key Trends and Inspirations Across a Wide Range of Sectors

Warsaw Home & Contract 2025 offered visitors an extensive view of the interior design industry, presenting a rich map of sectors. At the same time, the fair highlighted current trends, including eco-friendly materials and multifunctional furniture. Visitors were inspired by the innovative use of textures, colors, and materials, as well as creative solutions for both residential and commercial spaces.

• Warsaw Build Home, brings together leaders from the construction, architecture, interior design, and building technology markets. In 2025, it emerged as one of the most dynamic segments of the fair, attracting a wide range of professionals including investors, contractors, architects, and distributors of finishing materials. The sector highlighted innovative solutions for modern construction, showcasing products and technologies that seamlessly combine design vision with practical building applications, emphasizing quality, efficiency, and sustainability in every project.

• Warsaw Home Light, from decorative lighting to technical, architectural, and system innovations, this sector represents a sector that integrates technology, aesthetics, and functionality. In 2025, it emerged as one of the most atmospheric and visually captivating areas of the trade fair, presenting a comprehensive array of solutions that impart character to any space.

• Warsaw Home Textile. The fabric zone highlighted the essential role that materials play in shaping an interior atmosphere. Exhibitors illustrated that textiles serve not merely as accessories, but as foundational elements in establishing mood, acoustics, and ambiance within a space. Notably, 45% of brands showcased premium products, ranging from upholstery fabrics to contract textiles. There was a growing emphasis on eco-friendly products and recycled materials, which constituted 12% of the overall offering. Each year, the textile sector increasingly serves as a vital link among the furniture, hotel, and design industries, evolving the soft design trend into a significant market phenomenon.

• Warsaw Home Bathroom, a realm where design harmonizes with functionality. This area emphasizes contemporary bathroom solutions, encompassing ceramics, fixtures, furniture, wellness technologies, shower enclosures, bathtubs, and mounting systems.

• Warsaw Home Kitchen, functionality, and contemporary technology intertwines with the emotions and passion of culinary arts. The displays harmonized aesthetics with practical solutions for residential spaces, the hospitality sector, and investment initiatives. Exhibitors presented the kitchen as the nucleus of a modern lifestyle: intelligent, ergonomic, and visually appealing.

• Warsaw HomeFurniture represents the most significant segment of Warsaw Home 2025, serving as a convergence point for the furniture, design, and contract industries. This year, it drew an unprecedented number of visitors and the highest concentration of exhibitors across all zones. From artisanal collections to everyday classics, the event featured new collections of home, office, outdoor, and contract furniture, alongside innovative solutions in ergonomics, sustainable design, and production technology.

"Warsaw Home conventional trade fair; it embodies a dynamic design ecosystem where architecture, art, and emotions converge. The enthusiasm of the audience was remarkable - the attendance at the lectures illustrates a burgeoning passion for design and spatial culture in Poland."

Fabio Novembre 

Conferences, Workshops & Educational Content

The four-day event featured a rich program of lectures, workshops, and expert consultations, offering a total of 340 hours of substantive content across eight stages and over 16 partner zones, covering topics from architecture and smart homes to design, applied art, and technological innovations.

The Poland Design Festival 2025 made a vibrant return after a multi-year hiatus, serving as a dynamic platform that integrates art, design, and business within Warsaw Home & Contract. The festival featured 12 partners and four thematic zones across more than 2,000 square meters, showcasing a wide range of contemporary Polish design. It became a focal point of the fair’s creative landscape, where innovation, aesthetics, and craftsmanship converged in inspiring dialogue.

During the fair, the Association of Industrial Designers (SPFP) launched the Polish Design Connects program, one of the event’s key highlights. The “Co-creation” exhibition and conference illustrated the design process from concept to execution, featuring renowned designers including Joanna Leciejewska, Grynasz Studio, Mateusz Wróblewski (Filzbee), Puff-Buff, Kabo-Pydo, and Tomasz Rudkiewicz. Discussions and panels were led by experts such as Ewa Gołębiowska, Mikołaj Wierszyłłowski, Magda Kochanowska, and Aleksandra Szymańska (IPK), emphasizing the pivotal role of design as a catalyst for innovation, collaboration, and the advancement of Polish industry.

B2B Opportunities

The ninth edition of Warsaw Home & Contract attracted a record number of professionals from the architecture, design, and interior design sectors. The fair welcomed over 67,000 attendees, with approximately 80% representing the B2B sector, including architects, designers, investors, distributors, and showroom owners. Warsaw Home & Contract continues to be recognized as a genuine platform for decision-making and purchasing, where industry professionals can connect, exchange ideas, and explore new business opportunities. The event’s dynamic networking environment, combined with a diverse exhibitor base and innovative product offerings, creates ideal conditions for establishing partnerships, closing deals, and discovering emerging trends in both local and international markets.

"We participate in the Ptak Warsaw Expo fair to connect with a diverse array of interior architects and designers. This event has proven to be highly beneficial over the years, resulting in numerous valuable contacts."

Łukasz Głębocki, OSPEL

Design Without Boundaries

Warsaw Home 2025 brought together brands from more than 20 countries, including Italy, Denmark, Spain, China, and Belgium, reflecting a truly international design landscape. The presence of these global players highlights the growing significance of the Polish and Eastern European markets as hubs for innovation, creativity, and business opportunities in the interior design sector. The fair demonstrated that design knows no boundaries, with exhibitors and visitors alike embracing cross-border collaboration and exchanging ideas that transcend local trends. This international dimension reinforces Warsaw Home & Contract’s reputation as a strategic platform for global networking, where designers, manufacturers, and investors can explore emerging market dynamics, spot opportunities, and forge partnerships across Europe and beyond.

Official Website www.warsawhome.eu

Next Edition  October 21-24, 2026 - Ptak Warsaw Expo, Poland