2019–04–03
We are proud to be part of the Swedish Design Moves group exhibition in Milan. Nola participates in Swedish Design Moves and exhibits at the exhibition "HEMMA Gone Wild" during Milan Design Week.
Nola participates and exhibits in Milan in collaboration with Swedish Design Moves 2019, during the exhibition HEMMA Gone Wild. Joyn Studio is curator and architect. The exhibition runs from April 8 to 14 during Fuori Salone Mobile in Milan.
HEMMA Gone Wild is the official Swedish exhibition during Milan Design Week, where Swedish designers and design companies showcase products to strengthen Sweden as a design country, boost international interest in Swedish design, fashion and architecture. The exhibition is a continuation of last year's acclaimed Swedish Design Moves Milan.
Nola participates in the exhibition with several products such as Cacti planters, Cacti hanging baskets and Cacti bird feeder, by prominent designer Anki Gneib. Cacti's hanging baskets were launched most recently at The Stockholm Furniture Fair.
The Cacti wire hanging baskets can be seen as sculptures that hook together to form a sequence of interlocking designs. Just as birds line their nests with branches and twigs, the bottom of the baskets can be lined with moss, greenery or plants that take their nutrients from the air. The hanging baskets are complemented by a decorative bird feeder, supported by a streamlined post. Whether filling a space with contemporary cool or making a nod to nature, Cacti’s new designs are natural complements to their surroundings.
Swedish Design Moves is a program that aims to increase the international awareness of Swedish design, commissioned by the Swedish Government. The program is led by Visit Sweden, in collaboration with Svensk Form - The Swedish Society of Crafts and Design, Architects Sweden, the Swedish Fashion Council, the Swedish Federation of Wood & Furniture (TMF).
Milan Design Week is one of the world's largest meeting places for design. The exhibition HEMMA Gone Wild runs from April 8 to 14, at Via Solferino 15, Brera, Milan.
Nola at Hemma Gone Wild
Nola contributed to academic research at Malmstens Linköpings University, exploring how to make urban environments healthier. Researchers say greener cities, urban parks and agile placemaking can make a big difference.
Nolas award-winning Kaskad armchair, by prominent designer Björn Dahlström, has been selected to be part of the exhibition "The Form of Success - Design as a Corporate Strategy” at the Red Dot Design Museum in Xiamen, China.
Nola's lounger Cushy is awarded Winner of the 2019 Archiproducts Design Awards. Product design by Gripner & Hägglund for Nola.
Nola, in collaboration with Sweden Urban Arena, will be exhibiting products designed for shopping centers and urban areas.
Nola’s new memorial markers respect historic places and honour special people. They were installed at the memorial grove at the ancient Alstadhaug Cemetery, which received local and national awards in Norway during 2019.
On October 1st, Henrik Edlund took over as the new CEO of Nola Industrier AB.
Nola is exhibiting products with a focus on improved living habitats at Elmia Park in Jönköping, between the 24-26th of September.
Nola is exhibiting in the Swedish Design Pavilion during the London Design Fair, September 19th - 22nd, showing design news and classics.
Nola teamed up with Castellum to create an outdoor workspace on the rooftop of their Koppartorget TRE office development in Västerås, Sweden.
Nola has furnished the terrace at the award-winning Biomedicum at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, Sweden. Interior by Nyréns Architecture.
Nola was asked to provide furniture for the 2017 Swedish-Norwegian pavilion at the world-famous Cannes Film Festival. We included eco-friendly designs from Nina Jobs’ Rocky series and Gro planters by Mia Cullin.
We are proud to exhibit together with the magazine Tidskriften RUM in a group exhibition on the 9th to 14th of April at Bagni Misteriosi Milan, during Milan Design Week.