When it comes to our interiors, quirk and novelty don’t cut it anymore. ‘Classic’ and ‘timeless’ are more the lexicon of responsible design. Longevity – in terms of both taste and wear – is what’s sought to satisfy the environmental call for reduced disposability – since disposability is something which often comes with cutting corners on quality and short-lived hype. This emphasis on longevity plays into the hands of some of the stalwarts of Italian design, who have built their houses on exquisite, ageless silhouettes, elegance and refinement of craft and materials. It might not have the stop-the-press appeal when a new product is launched, but tends to put detail under the spotlight since it’s in details that we spot subtle updates. Poliform’s new collection is a case in point. Designed for the most part by Emmanuel Gallina and

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