Nova Halo

Most air purifiers were designed to look like air purifiers. Plastic. Loud. Covered in buttons nobody touches. They sit in the corner of your room like an apology — a reminder that something in your air needs fixing. Nova Halo is different. We started with a question: what if your air purifier looked like furniture you actually wanted? Then we built around it. A soft, machine-washable fabric sleeve in three muted colorways. A single touch control on the top — no LCD screens, no blinking lights, no plastic icons screaming for attention. A medical-grade H13 HEPA filter that captures 99.97% of airborne particles down to 0.1 microns, sealed inside a form that feels more like a side table than a gadget. Halo's 360° air intake means it pulls air from every direction at once, refreshing a 215 sq. ft. room — your bedroom, your studio, your dorm — every twelve minutes. It runs at 24dB on low. That's quieter than a whisper, quieter than your fridge, quieter than the silence you used to mistake for clean air. Pair it with the Nova app to monitor your room's PM2.5, set schedules, and let auto mode handle the rest. Or don't — Halo is perfectly happy as a one-button object, sitting quietly on the floor beside your bed, doing the work without asking for credit. Designed for the rooms you actually live in.