Nimbo
Crafted to feel Embraced
Soft, flowing shapes and inviting upholstery make the NIMBO sofa a symbol of comfort and relaxation. Its name, derived from the Latin for "cloud", is reflected in the organic design and gives it a floating, light appearance.
The sculptural design plays with the tectonics of the shapes and creates a piece of seating furniture that blends harmoniously into the room while offering an extraordinary seating experience. The flowing transition between the seat and base supports the body's natural movements and reinforces the feeling of security and weightlessness. NIMBO is more than just a sofa - it is an oasis of well-being that symbolizes warmth, comfort and open arms.
NIMBO – Award-Winning Design
The NIMBO sofa received the iF DESIGN AWARD 2026 in the Furniture category and was named a Winner in the Excellent Product Design category at the German Design Award 2026. At the ICONIC AWARDS 2026, both the sofa and the NIMBO Dining Chair received an award. These honors recognize the design of the NIMBO collection by Lucie Koldova.
NIMBO at a glance: Discover the collection by Lucie Koldova and get a first impression of its soft forms, serene presence and comfort that can be felt in every detail.
Explore the world of NIMBO in greater depth. Discover the entire collection and the idea behind it: an approach to comfort you can feel in its soft forms, materials and thoughtful details.
Specifications
NIMBO is as individual as your space. Its modular design allows for a wide range of configurations – from compact setups to expansive lounge landscapes. A variety of elements, fabrics, and colors offers creative freedom for customized interior concepts. On the following page, you’ll find all modules, configuration examples, materials, and technical specifications
Lucie Koldova
Lucie Koldova is a light and furniture designer based in Prague. After graduating at Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague in 2009, she moved to Paris where she has worked in the renowned art and design Studio in Paris. Subsequently she grew up artistically into independent designer and had continued to develop her own creations for various companies in France as well abroad.