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NO GA

NO GA

Founded in 1912 by Nordiska Galleriet, NO GA has shaped Swedish design, curating a collection that bridges the past and the present. From iconic works by Paul T. Frankl to bold contemporary designs by Willo Perron, NO GA is committed to creative and forward-thinking Scandinavian design, cultivating a conversation  about design, space, and the way we inhabit it.

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NO GA Amoeba Table - Batten Home
NO GA
Amoeba Table Sale price$5,900.00
NO GA Plectrum Table - Batten Home
NO GA
Plectrum Table Sale price$5,900.00
NO GA Big Foot Table - Batten Home
NO GA
Big Foot Table Sale price$6,500.00
NO GA Rectangular Module Table Low Table - Batten Home
NO GA Rectangular Module Table High Table - Batten Home
NO GA Triangle Module Table - Batten Home
NO GA
Triangle Module Table Sale price$1,090.00
NO GA Square Module Table - Batten Home
NO GA
Square Module Table Sale price$1,190.00
NO GA Square Angled Module Table - Batten Home
NO GA
Square Angled Module Table Sale price$1,490.00
NO GA Square Module Table w/ Shelf - Batten Home
NO GA Porthole Mirror Small - Batten Home
NO GA
Porthole Mirror Small Sale price$2,400.00
NO GA Porthole Mirror Large - Batten Home
NO GA
Porthole Mirror Large Sale price$3,500.00

At the intersection of design heritage and forward-looking innovation, NO GA Projects collaborates with pioneering creators to redefine how we inhabit modern spaces.

Rooted in research, craftsmanship, and a desire to challenge the status quo, NO GA invites both rising voices and established icons to push the boundaries of structure, texture, and utility.

Among the featured works is a suite of six modular tables and two sculptural mirrors by multidisciplinary creative Willo Perron, designed for flexible, evolving spaces. The line also highlights Paul T. Frankl’s iconic 1940s Cloud Table series—including the Amoeba and Bigfoot variations—celebrated for its timeless biomorphic forms.

Building on Nordiska Galleriet’s century-long legacy of curation, NO GA Projects serves as an experimental arena that redefines how design influences everyday life.