On 5 May 2026, the ICE Kraków venue was buzzing with discussions about design, technology and informed product decisions. Interioro Design Days brought together architects, interior designers, manufacturers and experts for whom good design encompasses not only form, but also functionality, durability and efficient implementation.
This year’s edition demonstrated that an industry event can be more than just a showcase of new products. Participants were given a space to consult, exchange experiences and build relationships that remain meaningful even after the event has ended.
Interioro Design Days 2026 – a gathering of designers and brands
The main part of the event was dedicated to solutions for contemporary kitchens, bathrooms and living areas. Brands in attendance included, amongst others, AEG, ASKO, Ciarko Design, Elica, Falmec, Franke, Gessi, SMEG, Electrolux, Grohe, Liebherr, Linea Light Group and Puszman.
However, the most important aspect turned out to be the discussions held alongside the products. Designers were able to ask about technical specifications, finish options, installation requirements, delivery times and the potential applications of specific solutions. Thus, aesthetics, technology and practical implementation came together in one place.
This approach reflects the changes taking place within the architectural profession. Interior design increasingly involves coordinating numerous interdependencies, from concept and budget to installations, logistics and after-sales service.
Speakers and the diverse languages of contemporary design
The evening part of the programme shifted the focus from products to ideas. Mikołaj Nicer, Monika Sosnowska, Bartosz Gutek Girek and Diana Żurek took to the stage.
Mikołaj Nicer spoke in the language of proportion, simplicity and functionality. Monika Sosnowska referred to the creation of luxury interiors, where elegance must harmonise with the consistency of the entire process. Bartosz Gutek Girek brought the energy of colour, bold forms and breaking the mould. Diana Żurek emphasised timelessness, authenticity and the importance of detail.
The diversity of these perspectives served as a reminder that contemporary design does not follow a single template. Its strength lies in its ability to respond to human needs whilst maintaining its own creative language.
Networking continued
After the stage programme, the event moved to a less formal meeting space. The banquet and evening networking session, with views of Wawel, provided an opportunity to continue the conversations begun at the exhibitions.
In the interior design industry, relationships have practical significance. A good relationship with a manufacturer or supplier can speed up a quotation, help resolve a technical issue or find an alternative when the chosen product is unavailable. Interioro Design Days created the conditions for building relationships based on shared interests and real-world projects. See the coverage of the event:https://youtu.be/R7aCeeHFCKw?si=cBn8ncQSzOipy03p.
Interioro – more than just an online shop
The event was organised by Interioro, a brand developed as an online shop specialising in kitchen, bathroom and living area furnishings. However, the company does not limit its activities to simply selling products. At the same time, it is building a support network for architects and designers, combining e-commerce, technical consultancy, order processing and collaboration with premium brands.
Design studios can benefit from support in selecting fittings, preparing cost breakdowns, verifying specifications, checking availability and coordinating deliveries. This model allows designers to focus on the concept and their relationship with the client, whilst a specialised partner takes on some of the operational tasks. Find out more: https://interioro.pl/O-nas.
The Interioro showroom as a workspace
A natural extension of this business is the Interioro showroom at 65Z Zawiła Street in Kraków. Housed in a historic, revitalised building, the space has been designed not only as a showroom but also as a meeting place for designers and clients.
Here, visitors can compare materials, explore fittings, test ergonomics and discuss technical solutions. Direct contact with the product allows one to verify what visualisations cannot show: scale, texture, how mechanisms work and the actual appearance of finishes.
The showroom serves as a year-round extension of the Interioro Design Days concept. Whilst the event provides a broad overview of the market and fosters relationship-building, the space on Zawiła Street facilitates subsequent work on specific projects. Find out more: https://interioro.pl/showroom.
What remains after Interioro Design Days 2026?
This year’s edition confirmed that the industry needs events that combine inspiration with practical knowledge. Impressive displays continue to attract attention, but the real value lies in the competent people behind them and their willingness to collaborate.
Interioro Design Days 2026 also highlighted the direction of Interioro’s development. The online shop, showroom, industry events and support for architects form a single ecosystem that streamlines the journey from concept to finished interior. In a world full of products, it is not only what we choose that matters more and more, but also who we work with and how we carry out the project.
Check out Interioro’s range: interioro.pl
source: press materials
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