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The Nola collection hinges on one recognizable detail: its ball cushions, which round off the line of the sofa. Two mirrors extend it, a 91 cm round and a 122 cm oval, to dress the wall above the seat.

Ball cushions, a signature

These soft, round cushions break up the straight line of a contemporary sofa and give the enveloping seat you expect from a cozy living room. Pat them and plump them up from time to time, like a pillow, to keep their volume. This detail is what brings Nola's softness into a graphic interior.

Matching the mirror to the sofa

A mirror hung above a sofa works when its width stays smaller than the backrest: it should sit within the line of the piece, not extend beyond it. Leave about twenty centimeters between the top of the backrest and the bottom of the frame. Placed opposite a window, it reflects light deep into the room.

Round or oval

The 91 cm round softens a wall, above a short sofa or in an entryway. The 122 cm oval draws the eye upward and suits a narrow wall, a hallway or the space above a console. Both echo the roundness of the sofa cushions, and that is what holds the look together.

Frequently asked questions

Does the Nola sofa come in several sizes?

Yes, several widths share the Nola name, with different colors and finishes. Each version has its own product page: it's the width, not the name, that you should compare to your wall.

How do I care for the ball cushions?

A vacuum on low power removes dust lodged in the crevices. Fluff them up by hand after each use, and rotate the cushions to spread out the wear.

Does the oval work above the sofa?

Yes, if the wall is taller than it is wide, as the oval follows that vertical line. On a wide wall, the round mirror or an arrangement of two mirrors fills the space better.