The AQForm showroom on Długa Street in Warsaw is a space designed for those who make design decisions every day. Fully arranged interiors, realistic material compositions and carefully selected luminaires — all to better support architects, designers, and investors in working with space and light.
Light you can experience
The DŁUGAshowroom allows you to see AQForm light exactly as it functions in real projects — in architectural context, with finishing details and materials that designers work with. Instead of a catalogue-style display, you’ll find a complete and coherent arrangement, offering a better understanding of how light performs in space.
A place for meetings, presentations, and training
AQForm’s new Warsaw showroom serves not only as an exhibition space. It is also a hub for meetings with architects, designers, and investors. We organise individual presentations, product training sessions, and thematic events run by the AQForm team. It is also a place our distributors can use to host meetings with their clients.
A full design context
The showroom was created in collaboration with renowned interior brands whose products are a natural part of the design process. The partner and host of the space is PAP DECO — a manufacturer of brass decorations and handles, with whom we’ve built the functional concept of this place. You will also find Lubomirski and NORR11 furniture, GESSI fittings, Gira automation and electrical systems, as well as CASAMANCE textiles and wallpapers. Such combinations make it possible to observe light in a natural setting — one that reflects real-world design scenarios.
Closer to the designer
Showroom was designed by Aneta Dudek from Naboo Studio and was created in cooperation with renowned interior design brands whose products are an inherent part of day to day design work. It’s a space where ideas can be discussed, solutions tested, and details compared — before final design decisions are made. AQForm lighting can not only be seen here but experienced in a space where its performance truly matters.
