Conference room no. 2
HALL E
TRAINING IN CAD/CAM SOFTWARE FOR FURNITURE DESIGN
10:30 - 13:30
Training in the TopSolid furniture design programme
We would like to invite you to a free training course on the TopSolid furniture design programme, edition Kitchens and Wardrobes.
During Furnitech 2025, we will present the basics of furniture design in a CAD environment. Participants will be able to get to grips with the programme's interface, build a simple piece of furniture, as well as generate technical documentation and programmes for CNC machines.
Training sessions will start daily at 10:30 am and will last a maximum of three hours. Due to the limited number of computer stations, pre-registration is required.
Registration form - forms.gle
TopSolid edition Kitchens and Cabinets is the ‘younger brother’ of the TopSolid Wood programme, valued in the furniture industry and dedicated to the design and production of furniture. This edition has been designed for small and medium-sized enterprises mainly engaged in the production of kitchen furniture and built-in cabinets. The programme is distinguished by its ease of use and a very low entry threshold - just one day of learning is enough to learn the basics and start working.
We would like to encourage you to broaden your knowledge of CAD/CAM TopSolid design in the Kitchens and Cabinets edition.
See you at the trainings!
Hall E
Trade Fair Studio
MATERIALISATION: new technologies, new materials - the future of design for furniture and component manufacturers
The “Materialisation” panel, organised as part of Furnitech by the SPFP Design Association, is primarily aimed at furniture manufacturers and exhibitors of furniture components.
In the dynamically changing world of industry, new technologies and innovative materials are becoming the key to competitive advantage. During the panel, we will explore how the conscious use of these resources influences the design and production process. We will focus on respect for the raw material, the synergy between material and technology (including incremental technologies, smart materials, eco-friendly solutions) and the concept of “material truth”. We will consider how material and technology become the inspiration and starting point for innovative solutions. We will emphasise the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration in fully exploiting the potential of new materials (e.g. composites, biomaterials, recycled materials) and technologies, including transforming their specific properties into unique product advantages. We will pay special attention to the issue of waste - its minimisation, reuse and effective management in companies, in the context of current EU directives and the concept of the closed loop economy. We will touch upon the evolution of thinking about materialisation and dematerialisation in the context of circular design.
In addition, at the SPFP Design Association stand (Hall E 4.23), you will have the opportunity to see the designs and implementations of our designer speakers in another of the SPFP PIN IT exhibition series - this time under the title ‘MATERIALIZATION’.
● 12:30 – 12:35
Opening of the panel and welcome to the guests
o Brief introduction to the topic by the facilitator/organiser
● 12:35 – 12:55
Presentation of the SPFP Project Association
o Who are we, what do we do, how do we operate?
o Future plans and key initiatives.
o Promotion of the Switch competition.
● 12:55 – 13:15
Partner's speech
Prezentacja Instytutu Wzornictwa Przemysłowego w Warszawie (IWP) oraz sztandarowych projektów Instytutu
● 13:15 – 14:55
Designers' presentation block: Materialising innovation - case studies
o Individual presentations:
1. Jadwiga Husarska: ‘In search of solutions / designing new materials in response to the challenges of the furniture industry.’
2. Wiktoria Lenart "3D printing and incremental technologies: a revolution in personalisation and furniture production."
3. Robert Pludra: "Material the starting point / furniture made of plywood."
4. Tomasz Andrzej Rudkiewicz: "Icons of Polish design - TAR lamps from the 1980s to today."
5. Ewelina Madalińska: "Sustainable design in practice: Innovative use of recycled materials."
6. Jakub Pastuszak: "Timeless design - how to create furniture that responds to changing trends and user needs."
● 15:00 – 15:40
Panel discussion / Q&A session with designers
o How can design support sustainable and modern furniture production? Do new materials and technologies help to reduce waste, increase product durability and create timeless solutions? The panel “Materialisation” is a conversation with designers about the role of design in building a responsible, circular and more conscious future for the industry. ;
o Participants: Jadwiga Husarska, Wiktoria Lenart, Jakub Pastuszak, Robert Pludra, Tomek Andrzej Rudkiewicz, Ewelina Madalińska.
o Moderator: Ewa Hiller.
● 15:40 – 15:45
Acknowledgements and invitation to the SPFP Project Association stand.
Hall E
Trade Fair Studio
Wood - Poland's strategic raw material
11:00-12:25
Deputy Director for Economic Affairs of the Regional Directorate of State Forests, Robert Jaśkiewicz
1. Description of the timber sales system in the State Forests and its change in 2025.
2. A brief overview of the situation in the domestic and foreign markets for raw wood and wood products.
3. Wood the Polish material of the future.
Organizer
Target Studio
Hall E
The Charm of Furniture Lies in the Detail
10:30
Guest registration, coffee, tea
11:00
Małgorzata Gackowska
Dariusz Drąg, development director of PTAK Warsaw Expo
Welcome guests, introduction.
11:15 – 11:30
Conducted by Jadwiga Husarska-Sobina, The True Green
Presentation titled Eco-friendly and innovative material for the furniture industry.
11:30 - 11:45
Conducted by Julianna Radziwonowska, TENTE
A presentation entitled Mobility in the process of designing functional furniture.
11:45 - 12:00
Conducted by Damian Karpinski, GABER
Presentation entitled The power of nature - inspiring solutions from GABER
12:00 - 12:30
Conducted by Maciej Rezner, Abrys
A lecture entitled Digital Transformation in the Furniture Industry.
12:30 - 13:00
Conducted by Robert Kaszuba, Robest
A lecture entitled How to produce furniture better?
13:00 - 13:45
Conducted by Maciej Has
A lecture entitled On branding in furniture making. Author's meeting dedicated to the book entitled. “Made in Poland”.
Several free copies autographed by the author were prepared for conference participants!
13:45 - 14:00
Małgorzata Gackowska
Summary of the conference, closing.
TARGET STUDIO
Hall E
TRENDS PANEL
14:30 - 15:00
CEO MNSH Michał Suchocki
How artificial intelligence is affecting the manufacturing industry.
15:00-15-30
CEO Tenka Design Studio Kuba August
Is being a contractor enough? How design increases margins and competitiveness in the marketplace.
13:00 - 13:30
Kler Hanna Ochman
Kler solutions for contract investments.
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