For the second year in a row, the Climate Gallery competition is accepting applications from those with an interest in climate issues and the sustainable development of society overall. Nola is a proud sponsor of this initiative to address climate change.
On 25 November, the ‘Black Friday’ that ushers in the start of the Christmas shopping season, Nola received the certificate from the Nordic Swan Ecolabel that certifies Kajen’s sustainability.
The new version of Street meets the increasing demand for dedicated parking areas for electric scooters on streets, city squares and in urban parks.
In response to the growing demand from architects and city planners, Nola are launching wall-mounted versions of the Kajen bench and Kajen park bench.
We are pleased to announce that Nola's graphic identity has been nominated for the Swedish Design Award 2022.
Autumn is here, and that means that the long-awaited Paris Design Week is finally back. Nola take part by participating in the ‘Swedish Secrets’ design show at the Swedish Institute in Paris, presenting a selection of new designs and favourite products.
Take the opportunity to visit the housing show and future exhibition at the H22 City Expo in Helsingborg, Sweden before it ends — it’s well worth a visit. Nola are presenting products at the expo in four different areas and we hope to see you there before the 3rd of July.
Discover our products and welcome the Summer at the spectacular Lapidarium of Kings where we show products together with Interior Cluster and 'DDcated'.
Nola welcome you to ‘Meeting Places’, our exhibition at Malmö’s Lokstallarna Studios during the Southern Sweden Design Days event.
Few things engage the industry and inspire creativity as much as design fairs do. Nola will participate in the H22 Expo in Helsingborg and take part in a range of the expo’s activities and events.
When Sweco Architects redesigned Centralplan, the open-air concourse outside Stockholm’s central train station, they decided to commission a new line of park benches for the site.
A visit to the town square in the Stockholm suburb of Kärrtorp, where Nola has contributed with several products, inspired journalist Dan Hallemar to review the site in Arkitektur journal.
