Designed by Jonas Wagell in 2013, the Swell Sofa 2-Seater from Normann Copenhagen is a charming tribute to Nordic minimalism with a playful twist. The sofa combines clean lines and voluminous shapes, inspired by raised bread dough, with a construction that ensures ultimate comfort. The solid wooden frame and Nozaq springs are upholstered with layers of HR cold foam and finished with a soft surface of supersoft S25 foam. Painted ash wood legs support the full-bodied design and create a light yet sturdy look, while the option of tailor-made fabrics adds a personal finish.

This 2-seater sofa fits ideally in smaller living rooms or as part of larger sofa combinations. With its round armrests and sectional stitching on the seat and back, Swell is both functional and elegant. Create a sophisticated look by combining the Swell Sofa 2-Seater with neutral tones and contrasting materials such as metal or ceramic. Use it as an eye-catcher or let its simplicity harmonize with existing interiors.

The Swell Sofa 2-Seater by Normann Copenhagen is available in a wide range of textiles. The sofa is available with textiles from Normann Copenhagen's own textile range. For more information about variations or prices, please contact us by email or phone.

• Material: The Swell Sofa 2-Seater is made with a solid plywood frame and Nozag springs, upholstered with multiple layers of HR cold foam for optimal comfort. The seat is covered in supersoft S25 foam for a soft and comfortable seating experience. The painted ash wood legs provide an elegant and robust finish, while the wide selection of quality fabrics in different price ranges makes it possible to adapt the chair to any interior.
• Delivery: Please note that several of the variants are made-to-order and therefore a longer delivery time may apply. If you make a custom-made order, please be aware of the modified return policy.
• Care instructions: It is recommended to vacuum the product often, preferably once a week, with a soft nozzle.
• Weight: 50 kg.
• Design: Original design by Jonas Wagell for Normann Copenhagen (2013).