In close dialogue with architects, designers, landscape architects and city planners, we solidify urban spaces to make them safe and accessible for everyone.
When Kungsträdgården was redesigned before Stockholm became the European Capital of Culture in 1998 a new park bench was developed, based on an older model. A unique collaboration between Nola, Wolodarski and the former city gardener Carl-Fredrik Wachtmeister.
Hamntorget – a new social meeting place along Årstaviken promenade in Södermalm, Stockholm. Architecture: White Architects.
Nola has in collaboration with Temagruppen developed unique seating furniture for the Z-square, located in Leksand, taking inspiration from the classic Leksand chair.
As Nola continues to offer solutions that make urban cycling safer and more sustainable, our illuminating Blenda bicycle stand is becoming a popular choice for architects.
The open-air theatre in Malmö’s Pildammsparken is a themed playground where people of all ages can relax, play, listen to music and watch performances.
With a surface of 2,400 square metres, Västerås’ new skate park is one of the largest in Sweden. Built for skateboarding, inline skating, kick-biking and BMX-riding. The park was designed by Horn.Uggla.
Alviks strand is situated on Stockholm’s western edge with view across the water towards the city centre. The waterside development traces a park situated between suburban streets and the water’s edge.
A former car park has been refurbished and transformed into a social and safe meeting place for residents in Fittja. Architecture: Arkitema.
A range of products from the Kajen furniture group were installed at Stenpiren, a city beach developed by the municipality of Gothenburg on Sweden’s west coast.
Working collaboratively with Castellum AB (a Swedish developer formerly known as Norrporten AB), Gestalt Arkitektur AB and architect Christian Kahlefeldt, Nola designed and presented a new outdoor office concept at Växjö Business Park I11.
Nola's outdoor seating and lighting solutions were included in the development of the infrastructure for Stockholm’s suburban Sjövikshöjden project.
Vara’s municipality wanted to refresh one of the city parks in Vara’s centre and selected the concept submitted by designer Thomas Bernstrand and artist Albin Karlsson.