Warsaw Home & Contract celebrates its 10th anniversary at Ptak Warsaw Expo, Poland, on 21–24 October 2026, bringing together six exhibitions dedicated to the world of interiors.

Bringing together six complementary exhibitions - Warsaw Home Build, Bathroom, Furniture, Kitchen, Light and Textile- Warsaw Home & Contract offers a comprehensive overview of the latest solutions and developments across the interiors industry. With the event just days away, visitors can look forward to discovering innovative products, exchanging ideas with industry professionals and gaining insights to inspire their upcoming projects.

Successful interior design is about creating harmony between materials, furniture, lighting and textiles while responding to the needs of the people who use a space. By exploring the six exhibitions, visitors can discover how these elements interact and how different solutions can come together to shape cohesive, functional environments. Whether designing a private residence, a hotel or a commercial space, professionals will have the opportunity to compare products, discuss technical requirements and explore combinations tailored to their projects.

• Warsaw Home Build – Materials That Shape a Space
  Warsaw Home Build will focus on architecture and finishing materials, including flooring, doors, wall coverings, stairs, balustrades, paints and construction chemicals. Its scope also includes smart home systems and building technologies. For professionals selecting products for upcoming projects, the exhibition provides an opportunity to examine finishes closely and discuss performance, installation and maintenance requirements.
  
  
• Warsaw Home Furniture – Design for Everyday Living
  Furniture influences how a room looks, feels and functions. Warsaw Home Furniture will cover upholstered furniture, sofas, bedroom furnishings, storage systems, tables and chairs, alongside independent design brands, outdoor furniture and solutions for hospitality and commercial interiors. Visitors can assess proportions, explore materials and discuss how individual pieces might meet the needs of a particular space.
  
  
• Warsaw Home Kitchen and Bathroom – Function Meets Personal Style
  Kitchens and bathrooms demand careful coordination between design and technical requirements. Warsaw Home Kitchen will cover kitchen furniture, appliances, taps, accessories and smart kitchen systems. Warsaw Home Bathroom will complement this with sanitary ceramics, bathroom fittings, shower and bathing solutions, furniture, tiles and wellness equipment. Together, these exhibitions offer ideas for spaces where comfort, practicality and appearance must work closely together.
  
  
• Warsaw Home Light and Textile – The Finishing Layers
  Lighting and textiles play an essential role in creating atmosphere. Warsaw Home Light will explore interior, decorative and outdoor lighting, alongside energy-efficient solutions and lighting controls. Warsaw Home Textile will focus on upholstery and decorative fabrics, curtains, rugs, carpets and wall textiles. These areas give visitors an opportunity to consider how light, colour and texture can bring an interior scheme together.

The visit can also become an opportunity for professional development. The ARCHIDAY workshop programme includes topics such as technical documentation, avoiding design mistakes, artificial intelligence and healthy, sustainable materials. These sessions offer a chance to explore methods and tools relevant to everyday practice. Visitors should review the schedule and check the registration requirements for their chosen workshops before attending.

Marking ten years of Warsaw Home, Design Decade Summit will bring a broader perspective to the event. The three-day programme is dedicated to the future of design, architecture, interiors, lifestyle and business. Bringing together designers, architects, manufacturers and investors, it will create space for discussions about the industry’s development and the ideas shaping future projects.



Direct conversations can help turn an initial idea into a workable proposal. Visitors can use their time at the exhibition to discuss specifications, available finishes, customisation options and potential cooperation. Bringing plans, dimensions or a clear project brief can make these meetings more productive. Leaving room for unexpected discoveries is equally valuable: an unfamiliar material or a new contact may open up a different direction.

With Warsaw Home opening next week, now is the time to explore the exhibitor catalogue, select relevant sessions and arrange meetings. Allow time for both the exhibition and the educational programme to make the most of the experience.