If your apartment suddenly feels like it needs a new lamp, ceramic vase, print or piece of furniture, blame Targi Rzeczy Ładnych. Warsaw’s giant celebration of contemporary Polish design returns to EXPO XXI this weekend, September 19–20.

Translating roughly as the “Fair of Pretty Things,” TRŁ has grown into one of the country’s major showcases for independent designers, makers and emerging brands. Around 350 exhibitors from across Poland will fill the hall, with everything from furniture, lighting and ceramics to posters, textiles, jewelry, books, plants and children’s design.

But the real pleasure is in wandering. TRŁ traditionally mixes established names with debuts, premieres and new collections, making it as useful for spotting what’s next in Polish design as it is for actually shopping.

And yes, arriving with no intention of buying anything is entirely possible. Leaving that way is considerably harder.

AT A GLANCE

What: Targi Rzeczy Ładnych / TRŁ WWA!
When: September 19–20, 2026
Where: EXPO XXI, ul. Prądzyńskiego 12/14
Hours: Saturday 11:00–19:00; Sunday 11:00–18:00
Admission: PLN 25; children under 12 free
Look for: Furniture, ceramics, lamps, posters, textiles, jewelry, books, plants and more
Don’t miss: The debuting brands and new autumn collections
Insider tip: Give yourself time to wander—the brands you’ve never heard of are often the reason to go.

For more information: targirzeczyladnych.pl