The new Spring 2025 collection from Bolia celebrates the season of renewal with design that invites inspiration, calm, and creativity. With a focus on timeless Scandinavian aesthetics, sustainability, and modular flexibility, the collection seamlessly blends indoor elegance with outdoor living. (All images courtesy of Bolia / bolia.com)
Designed by Spanish architect Ramón Esteve, the Núvol sofa lives up to its name, meaning "cloud". This modular sofa combines soft, sculptural shapes with flexibility and personal customization. With removable fabric covers and traceable leather options, it offers a perfect mix of comfort and craftsmanship made to last.
Michael H. Nielsen introduces a new evolution of the classic Piro table. The Piro Grand features a spacious two-leg structure with solid marble bases, making it a standout piece for any dining space. Designed for togetherness, this table is both functional and visually striking, made to host memorable moments.
Created by design duo Karnov and Mahler, the Patio series brings comfort and style outdoors. Made from FSC-certified teak, this modular collection includes lounge and dining furniture that suits balconies, terraces, and gardens. The minimalist lines and warm materials stay true to Scandinavian simplicity.
Martin Lauritsen's Eida series is a celebration of natural materials and sculptural design. Now available in a weatherproof outdoor version, the new Eida tables use durable beige marble. The result is a cohesive design language that transitions beautifully between interior and exterior settings.
Lucén is a new lighting series that blends Japanese and Scandinavian design traditions. Created by Ferriani Sbolgi, the pendants feature FSC-certified oak rings and fabric shades inspired by classic paper lanterns. Lucén offers ambient lighting that brings a serene glow to any space.
Bolia's rug collection combines traditional craftsmanship with a focus on sustainability. Each rug is handcrafted from materials like wool, jute, and recycled PET. Certified by Care and Fair, the rugs support ethical practices while offering luxurious texture and long-lasting quality. This spring includes new colorways and square formats of the iconic Zen series.
Bolia continues to champion responsible design with the launch of their new Sustainability Journal. The journal highlights efforts across the entire design process, including transparent sourcing, ethical production, and the use of durable, natural materials. It reflects Bolia's mission to create beauty with a conscience.
Beyond the official press materials, I've included my own photo of Bolia's new Núvol sofa, Eida coffee tables, Lucén Lampserie and elements from the Spring 2025 collection. Captured in-store, this snapshot shows how the collection translates into a real-life interior setting – soft textures, sculptural design, and serene tones coming together in perfect harmony. It's a personal glimpse into the refined world of Bolia, where function meets feeling and timeless design is always in season.
(Photo: Mauritz Interior Design)
Bolia City Nord Bodø, Norway.
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