”A centre for fascinating experiences”

”An inspiring meeting place”

Sella is a unique place where, throughout the year, visitors can find things to see, to buy and to experience.

Built to function as a national product development, business training and promotional centre for the furniture industry, this polymorphic wooden building was finished in 2004. Sella is a showcase for Ostrobothnian and Finnish know-how in the design field.

Many different types of events and event weeks are held at Sella. Information regarding current events can be found on our website: www.sella.fi/ajankohtaista

Meetings and events

Stylish and functional meeting areas are suitable for arranging many different types of events: meetings, seminars and training sessions as well as special celebrations. Coffee or meals for event participants will be arranged upon request.

-auditorium 180 persons
-meeting areas 10-20 persons
-coffee shop 80 persons

Sella also rents office spaces of different sizes.

Sales shop

In the sales shop, you will find primarily interior design products and gift items from the immediate local area. Our selection includes interior design textiles, felt products, wooden handicrafts, glass objects, metal utility items, jewellery, pillows, sauna products, candles and local delicacies, as well as other items.  

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In our online shop you will find a selection of the same products found in the Sella sales shop. For a single shipping charge, you can order products from several different manufacturers!

The auction is where the real finds can be made! The auction is used to sell products that have been used in interior design exhibitions.

Coffee shop

The coffee shop is a modern Ostrobothnian experience.
In our spacious 80-seat coffee shop, visitors can buy small savoury snacks as well as local bakery treats.

Exhibitions

Sella’s changing exhibitions present local businesses, designers, artists and handicraft experts as well as the educational institutions Sedu Jurva and the School of Culture and Design of the Seinäjoki University of Applied Sciences. Admission to all exhibitions is free of charge.