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Elsa - NOGA

Elsa is a modular sofa made in Italy, developed with a focus on comfort, proportion and material quality. Upholstered in Italian textiles, it features a softly constructed seat that provides balanced support over time. The flexible modular structure allows adaptation to the space. The frame is crafted in FSC certified solid wood and a removable cover is available as an option.

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Elsa - NOGA

Elsa – the series includes sofas in three sizes: 2-seater, 2.5-seater, and 3-seater. Material choices in the Elsa series include Italian textiles and a frame made of FSC-certified solid wood. The sofas are upholstered in textiles focusing on durability and consistent quality and are manufactured in several different colors. The frame is constructed from solid wood for stability and long lifespan. Removable covers are available as an option.

Function and Customization

Elsa is a series of sofas designed for various needs of seating comfort and use. The sofas can be used individually or combined within the series, providing flexibility in furnishing. The dimensions are adapted to work in both larger and smaller rooms.

The series includes sofas in various sizes, allowing for customization based on space and needs. The construction is consistent across the models, providing uniform seating comfort. With its generous softness and high comfort, Elsa is one of the most relaxing sofas in the range. The design is adapted for daily use, focusing on function, comfort, and long-term durability.

NOGA

Nordiska Galleriet (NOGA) is a brand originating from 1912, founded during the Swedish Grace period. The work is based on a Swedish design tradition where proportion, material, and craftsmanship are central elements. The brand collaborates with Swedish and international designers, architects, and artisans. The collection includes sofas such as Brick, Pavarotti, Aksel, and Don, designed by Daniel Östman.

The range also includes works by architects such as Paul T. Frankl and Sven Markelius, where the Orchestra Chair is today manufactured by NOGA.