
Long thought of as simple shop windows, showrooms are today undergoing a profound transformation. Brands no longer seek only to display products, but to create genuine immersive experiences, capable of projecting architects, specifiers and customers into concrete uses. A (falsely) lived-in apartment, a hybrid space inspired by hospitality, a staged materials library or a multisensory journey: the showroom is now moving closer to real life, staging materials, light, volumes and everyday gestures. More than a simple place of demonstration, it is becoming a tool for specification, inspiration and exchange, where the identity of brands is expressed through a sensitive and contextualised experience.